National League South

Brilliant Boro ruin Whites’ party parade

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 December 2025

DOVER ATHLETIC 2 EASTBOURNE BORO 5
By Stuart Francis

DOVER ATHLETIC’S big day didn’t go to plan as they were stuffed by surprise strugglers Eastbourne Borough.
Two striker Pemi Aderoju penalties put the visitors 2-0 ahead by half-time in front of an attendance of 4,227 that were in attendance for the free-entry match.
Defender Jalen Jones then put through his own net and, although midfielder George Wilkinson pulled one back, two further away goals ended the contest.
Substitute Kenny Coker also got in the act for Whites while Eastbourne’s Freddie Carter was sent...

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