National League South

Tigers pile the pain on Whites

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2024

DOVER ATHLETIC 0
TRURO CITY 2
By Thomas Reeves
TWO second-half goals inside five minutes worsened basement boys Dover Athletic’s relegation concerns as they lost at home to much-improved Truro City.
A controversial goal from forward Andrew Neal broke the deadlock on 59 minutes before Ed Palmer added a second the other side of the hour mark.
The result leaves Truro ten points clear of the bottom four while Whites are still 12 points adrift.
Dover wasted the best first-half chances in a largely scrappy affair at Crabble. Zidan Sutherland shot over the crossbar before fellow ...

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