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FARNBOROUGH 0 DOVER ATHLETIC 1

By Andrew McNeill

■A SINGLE goal was all it took for Dover to secure all three points on their travels to Farnborough, with the hosts now not finding the back of the net for over three games.
The hosts offered next to nothing when in possession beyond the side to side passing and Dover were happy just to cede the possession and absorb the toothless Farnborough play and bide their time for a chance.
In a game that saw more cards than saves and goals, it was a poor watch for the spectators with little excitement. This was only punctuated when Jack Bates picked-up the ball in hi...

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