FA Cup third qualifying round weekend round-up as Dover Athletic and Cray Wanderers progress

In-form Dover saw off lower-league hosts Hanwell Town to progress to the FA Cup fourth qualifying round on Saturday.

It’s five straight wins for Jake Leberl’s National League South side as it ended 2-1 at Reynolds Field.

In front of a record attendance for the Southern League Premier Division South club, striker Decarrey Sheriff claimed the game’s all-important third goal after Whites forward Luke Baptiste had seen his effort get cancelled out just after half-time.

Chatham Town’s FA Cup journey was ended as Dorking midfielder Harry Pinchard struck directly from a corner in a 1-0 victory for Marc White’s men.

Dartford - who had hit the Isthmian Premier summit on Tuesday night - were brought back down to earth, losing 2-1 at Tadley Calleva.

An early goal from striker Dan Smith had them on course to progress but the hosts netted twice in the last 15 minutes to flip the tie on its head.

Cray Wanderers beat Chippenham Town 3-0 at home.

Lateef Adaja added to first-half goals from Olajuwon Ogunwamide and Ade Yusuff after the break.

Tonbridge lost to Torquay at Longmead for the second time this season to bow out of the FA Cup.

Angels, beaten 2-1 when the sides met in National League South at the start of August, went down to a second-half Matt Worthington goal.

Ebbsfleet were dumped out of the FA Cup by lower-league Sholing at Stonebridge Road.

The Fleet took the lead through Daniel Ogunleye but Sholing keeper Jack Turner produced an inspired first-half display to keep his side in the tie - and they hit back to land a spot in the fourth qualifying round as it finished 2-1.

Sheppey United’s FA Cup journey for the season ended at the hands of higher-division Chertsey Town.

With the tie goalless at half-time, first-half substitute