Dover v Wealdstone: Leberl says there is "no reason why we can't get a result"
Saturday's FA Cup first-round tie at Crabble will be segregated, and the club expects a big crowd.
Dover Athletic host National League side Wealdstone in the FA Cup first round on Saturday. Dover beat Folkestone Invicta, Hanwell Town and Dorking Wanderers to get here. Wealdstone are 18th in the National League.
Jake Leberl said: "We haven't been in the First Round for a long time and we know it's going to be a really difficult game against Wealdstone. But so far this season, we've been a match for anyone and there's no reason why we can't get a result." He added that the tie is "huge financially for the club".
The club says the match will be segregated. Admission is on the gate, card payments only: adults £18, under-18s £10, under-7s free. A major fixture on the neighbouring rugby pitch means parking on the running track will be limited, so supporters are asked to arrive early.
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