Havant & Waterlooville v Dover Athletic

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Date Time League Season Attendance Dover Star Player Away Scorers
8th January 2019 7:45 pm The FA Trophy 2018-2019 229 Alfie Pavey Pavey (19)

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ALFIE Pavey’s first-half goal was enough to send Dover into the second round of the FA Trophy.

The striker, playing against his former side, outmuscled Ryan Woodford and rolled the ball past home stopper Ben Dudzinski.

Andy Hessenthaler’s men will now host Harrogate town in the next round on Saturday 12th January.

Earlier, Ibra Sekajja found himself one on one with Lee Worgan, but slipped at the crucial moment, allowing the visiting keeper the close down the striker’s shot.

Wes Tarbuck then volleyed Moussa Diarra’s defensive header back towards goal with interest but saw his effort bounce narrowly wide.

It was Whites who went ahead on 19 minutes, though Havant had chances to level.

Wes Fogden dragged a shot wide and Sekajja went even closer from an angle, but Worgan safely watched the ball fly past his far post.

Prior to the half-time whistle, Kadell Daniel’s thunderous strike whizzed by Dudzinski’s side netting.

Following the restart, the linesman flag denied Dover a second goal.

Dudzinski let Daniel’s curler slip through his fingers and though Pavey tapped in, his goal was ruled out for offside.

Worgan then came to Whites’ rescue, diving low to hold onto Sekajja’s low drive.

At the other end, Jamie Allen ran through, but Dudzinski beat the attacker to the ball.

The Hawks stopper faced a similar situation with substitute Effiong bearing down on goal, but the keeper was out quickly once more to clear the danger just in time.

And the centre forward had two more opportunities to confirm Dover’s spot in the second round.

After Dudzinski dropped a corner, Effiong saw his volley blocked on the line by Jordan Rose and then after sprinting clear, placed his shot just off target.

The away side looked to seal the win but Anthony Jeffrey sent a 20-yard shot wide and Effiong struck the foot of the post from a similar distance.

Earlier, boss Andy Hessenthaler rotated his squad, handing starts to Diarra, Jeffrey, Worgan, Daniel and Joe Bedford.

DOVER ATHLETIC REACTION

MATCH GALLERY

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Havant & Waterlooville

21Ben Dudzinski Goalkeeper
5Ryan Woodford 2 Defender
27Chris Paul Midfielder
25Tyler Cordner Defender
3Rory Williams Defender, (c)
18Jordan Rose Defender
8Theo Lewis Forward
11Bradley Tarbuck Midfielder 89'
7Wes Fogden 28 Midfielder
10Nicke Kabamba Forward
18Ibra Sekajja 20 Forward
2Dan Strugnell 5 Defender Woodford 46'
15Josh Huggins Defender
20Alfie Rutherford 18 Forward Sekajja 60'
22Lee Molyneaux Defender
28Tyler Frost 7 Midfielder Fogden 60'
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First Team Manager: Lee Bradbury

Dover Athletic

31Lee Worgan Goalkeeper
18Nortei Nortey Midfielder
8Private: Mitch Brundle Midfielder, (c)
4Moussa Diarra Defender
28Joshua Debayo Defender
27Stuart Lewis Midfielder
16Joe Bedford Midfielder 62'
11Kadell Daniel 30 Forward
7Anthony Jeffrey Forward
10Jamie Allen 12 Forward
14Alfie Pavey Forward 19'
1Mitch Walker Goalkeeper
5Kevin Lokko Defender
12Inih Effiong 10 Forward Allen 70'
29Bobby-Joe Taylor Midfielder
30Jai Reason 11 Midfielder Daniel 83'
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Substitutions
3
2
Goals
0
1
Assists
0
0
Yellow Cards
1
1
Red Cards
0
0

Officials

RefereeReferee's AssistantsFourth Official
Daniel MiddletonLouis Marks
Mike Desborough
Barrie Small

Ground

Westleigh Park
Martin Road, Havant PO9 5TH, United Kingdom