The point actuallty left them as Sussex’s highest-placed non-league side – sitting above both Worthing and Eastbourne Borough, sitting 13th in the table. But there was a still a little disappointment they not had held on for the win.
Horsham took a 72nd-minute lead through captain James Hammond’s superb curling shot.
With three of the six added minutes played, Charlie Hester-Cook shot against the post for the Hornets but within 60 seconds, Dover were level when a free kick almost on the byline was swung in and forced over the line by Jacob Mensah.
See photos from the draw – all taken by John Lines – on this page and those linked, and get the latest from the Hornets camp in the West Sussex County Times, out on Thursday.
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Images by John Lines from Horsham FC's draw at Dover Athletic Photo: Picasa : John Lines
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Images by John Lines from Horsham FC's draw at Dover Athletic Photo: Picasa : John Lines
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Images by John Lines from Horsham FC's draw at Dover Athletic Photo: Picasa : John Lines
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Images by John Lines from Horsham FC's draw at Dover Athletic Photo: Picasa : John Lines