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Cocoracchio proves clutch

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 March 2025

DOVER ATH’TIC 1 DULWICH H’LET 0
By Stuart Francis

LUCA Cocoracchio’s first goal of the season guided promotion-chasing Dover to a crucial home Isthmian Premier win over struggling Dulwich Hamlet.
The defensive midfielder broke the deadlock in the 12th minute and Jake Leberl’s fifth-placed side held on despite the visitors coming desperately close to a last-gasp leveller.
The Whites netted in front of a crowd announced as 3,021 at Crabble - an attendance bolstered by 1,000 free tickets being handed out to local schools and groups on the club’s lates...

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