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The National League clash between Dover Athletic FC v Barnet FC saw a lowley Dover continue their dismal start to the season going down by loosing at home by a two goals to one. Both sides getting used to unfamiliar territory. Dover who just cant seem to find first gear this year and Barnet adjusting to life back in the National League.

Here are a few of my favorites. There are plenty more in my gallery here. All are available for licence and self billing applies where applicable. If in doubt get in touch to discuss your requirements.

Barnets defender David Tutonda and Dovers forward Jamie Allen both vie for the ball.

It was a game where both stoppers kept their relative teams in the game. With some great saves.

Barnets midfielder Wesley Fonguck surges forward while Dovers keeper Mitch Walker comes to the ball.

Barnets keeper Mark Cousins makes an acrobatic save to deny Dovers forward Jamie Allen.

: Dovers forward Ntumba Massanka makes life difficult for Barnets keeper Mark Cousins

: Dovers defender Josh Passley takes on Barnets defender David Tutonda.

: Dovers defender Moussa Diarra and Barnets defender Elliot Johnson.

: Barnets defender David Tutonda and Dovers forward Jamie Allen both vie for the ball.

: Barnets midfielder Dan Sweeney wrong foots Dovers defender George Smith.

: Dovers midfielder Anthony Jeffrey crosses the ball.

: Barnets midfielder Wesley Fonguck on the ball.

Dover Athletic v Tranmere Rovers – As the 2018 season draws to its conclusion the games become more and more edgy. Tranmere Rovers are chasing the top spot and Dover Athletic are chasing a place in the newly reorganised play-offs. Unfortunately for the young Dover Athletic side they came up against a very inform experienced Tranmere Rovers side. The visitors ran out winners by a single goal thanks to Tranmere’s Andy Cook.

It was a very physical game, here are a selection of pictures. There is a full gallery that is available for licenced use here.

Dover’s forward Anthony Jeffrey rushes to the ball ahead of Tranmeres defender Adam Buxton and Tranmeres midfielder Larnell Cole.

For me Anthony Jeffrey was the Dover Man of the match. He has just got better and better over the last few games and is a problem for most teams, too little too late?