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POST-MATCH REACTION | ANDY HESSENTHALER | DOVER 1-2 DULWICH HAMLET

Andy Hessenthaler spoke to BBC Radio Kent’s Matt Gerrard after the National League South defeat at Crabble on New Year’s Day.

Alfie Pavey’s eighth goal of the season put Whites ahead in the 38th minute before the visitors secured the three points after goals from Danny Mills and Joe Felix.

Dover Athletic: Nelson, Judd (Carney 87mins), Paxman, Goodman, Sterling, Brundle (Wilkinson 69mins), Higgs, Martin, Baptiste (Kandi 62mins), Wanadio, Pavey. Subs not used: Moses, Agbebi.

Dulwich Hamlet: Grainger, Ming, Holland, Raymond, Mills (Owusu 69mins), Taylor, Blackman (Krasniqi 85mins), Porter, Clarke (Smith 94mins), Felix, Vint. Subs not used: Jones, Powell.

Attendance: 827

POST-MATCH REACTION | ANDY HESSENTHALER | DULWICH HAMLET 1-1 DOVER

Summer signing Jordan Higgs scored against his former club as Andy Hessenthaler’s side came from behind to leave Champion Hill with a point on Boxing Day.

The hosts took the lead through Joe Felix in the 19th minute before Higgs (pictured) replied eight minutes before half-time.

The result sees Dover finish the year in 13th place on the National League South table while Dulwich are 17th ahead of the return fixture at Crabble on New Year’s Day (3pm).

Dover Athletic: Nelson, Judd (Byford 87′), Paxman, Sterling, Goodman, Brundle, Higgs, Martin, Wanadio (Carney 83′), Pavey, Baptiste

Subs Not Used:  Nikaj, Moses, Wilkinson

Attendance: 2541

POST-MATCH REACTION | MIKE SANDMANN | CHESHUNT 2-0 DOVER

Coach Mike Sandmann gives his thoughts after the defeat at Theobalds Lane on Tuesday.

Sandmann and player/assistant manager Mitch Brundle took charge of the team with manager Andy Hessenthaler not making the trip as he has Covid.

The loss sees Dover remain 12th on the table ahead of Saturday’s game against Worthing at Crabble (3pm).

POST-MATCH REACTION | ANDY HESSENTHALER | DOVER 1-1 ST ALBANS CITY

Andy Hessenthaler spoke to BBC Radio Kent’s Matt Gerrard after the National League South draw at Crabble on Saturday.

Winger Luke Wanadio, who had been ill during the week and did well to last 64 minutes, put Whites ahead from the penalty spot in the 27th minute.

The visitors also equalised from the spot five minutes before half-time through leading scorer Shaun Jeffers.

Jeffers had the chance to double the lead with another penalty a minute later but he saw his effort superbly saved by Stuart Nelson.

Earlier, Dover had to make a late change to their starting line-up after Will Moses was taken ill during the warm-up.

Dover Athletic: Nelson, Judd, Paxman, Brundle, Higgs, Pavey (Grant 72’), Wanadio (Kandi 64’), Martin, Wilkinson, Sterling, Baptiste

Subs Not Used:  Krasniqi, Nikaj, Byford

Attendance: 538

POST-MATCH REACTION | MIKE SANDMANN | HAMPTON & RICHMOND BOROUGH 0-2 DOVER

Mike Sandmann was full of praise for the players after Dover bounced back from the disappointing FA Trophy defeat a week earlier with an impressive win in the National League South clash at the Beveree Stadium.

Jake Goodman headed Whites ahead inside two minutes before Luke Wanadio doubled the advantage from the penalty spot in the 38th minute.

The win leaves Andy Hessenthaler’s 12th on the table ahead of Saturday’s game against St Albans City at Crabble (12.30pm).

 

 

POST-MATCH REACTION | ANDY HESSENTHALER | OXFORD CITY 3-1 DOVER

Manager Andy Hessenthaler has his say after his side saw their three-game unbeaten run come to a disappointing end at Marsh Lane.

The hosts led 3-0 at half-time after goals from Joe Iaciofano, Josh Ashby, and Zac McEachran before substitute George Nikaj reduced the deficit in stoppage time.

 

POST-MATCH REACTION | ANDY HESSENTHALER | DOVER 1-1 CHIPPENHAM TOWN

Andy Hessenthaler spoke to BBC Radio Kent’s Matt Gerrard after the National League South draw at Crabble on Saturday.

Whites extended their unbeaten run to three games thanks to Alfie Pavey’s second-half equaliser.

Dover played with 10 men from the 28th minute after captain Lee Martin was sent off after receiving a second yellow in the space of a minute.

 

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POST-MATCH REACTION | MITCH BRUNDLE | BATH CITY 0-1 DOVER

Assistant manager Mitch Brundle was full of praise for his players after the impressive win at Twerton Park on Saturday.

Luke Wanadio scored the all-important goal five minutes before half-time as Whites bounced back from Tuesday’s disappointing defeat against Concord Rovers in style.

POST-MATCH REACTION | MIKE SANDMANN | DOVER 0-3 CONCORD RANGERS

First team coach and Academy Manager Mike Sandmann spoke to BBC Radio Kent’s Matt Gerrard after the National League South defeat at Crabble on Tuesday.

The defeat ended Dover’s five-game unbeaten run ahead of Saturday’s trip to Bath City.

Ryan Blackman gave Concord a ninth-minute lead before Whites missed an opportunity to get back on level terms just before half-time from the penalty spot after Jordan Higgs was sent flying.

Striker Alfie Pavey, who had previously scored twice from the spot in his past two games, saw his effort beat the keeper but crash into the crossbar.

Concord increased their lead through Nana Kyei four minutes after half-time before Aron Pollock added a third not long after.

Dover Athletic: Nelson, Judd, Paxman (Krasniqi 71′), Goodman, Higgs (Wilkinson 67′), Pavey, Wanadio, Martin, Sterling, Kandi (Grant 58′), Baptiste.

Subs not used: Moses, Carney

Concord Rangers: Minter, Popo, Ramsay, Pollock, Beckett, Blackman (Theobalds 36′), Williamson, Modeste (Hernandez 72′), Kyei (Eyoma 90′), Davies, Manor

Subs not used: Thompson, Tuansaam

ATT: 659