The table topping Tinners complete November on the road with a trip to in-form Dorking Wanderers.

After a 7-1 thrashing of Hemel Hempstead Town on the road on Monday evening, John Askey’s side produced an equally comprehensive demolition job of their own 24-hours later, with Truro defeating Weymouth 4-1 in Dorset.

With league leaders Weston-super-Mare losing 4-2 at 10-man Torquay, it is City that have now taken over at the National league South summit.

Distance & Directions

After Tuesday’s straightforward trip to Weymouth, we are back to an away day with three possible routes:

• A30, M5, A30, A303 (4 hours 50 minutes, 256 miles)
• A30, M5, M4 (5 hours 5 minutes, 285 miles)
• A30, M5, A30, A35, A31, M3 (5 hours 15 minutes, 266 miles)

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Ground address: Mill Lane, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 1DX

Parking

There is no spectator parking at the ground, due to its close proximity to the centre of Dorking. Supporters travelling by car can park in St Martins Walk, which is right next to the ground. There are other options

Dorking have produced a handy guide to parking near Meadowbank. To view – Click Here

Rail Travel

Dorking is served by three railway stations, Dorking, Dorking West and Dorking Deepdene, which are all in walking distance of Meadowbank.

If any City fans wish to make the trip by train, they will have to stay on Saturday evening and return the following day, using Dorking Deepdene station.

• Dep 07.51 Truro (GWR to London Paddington)
• Arr 11.59 Reading
• Dep 12.24 Reading (GWR to London Gatwick)
• Arr 13.25 Dorking Deepdene

The Ground

Dorking Wanderers have enjoyed a rapid rise through the National League System, since the club was formed in 1999 by disgruntled fans of Wimbledon. Current owner and first team manager Marc White was one of those fans.

The side started off playing in the Crawley local leagues and originally played at the Westhumble Playing Fields. But in 2018, the club moved to Meadowbank, which is also the headquarters of the Surrey Football Association, after previous incumbents Dorking folded in 2017.

The elevated main stand provides an unobstructed views of the match, whilst opposite is a flat standing area. Similar is found at the West End of the ground but the East End has both a seated and terraced stand.

The seats are designated as the family stand with the terrace housing City fans, as segregation will be enforced.

Tickets

• Adults: £18
• Concessions: £16
• Under-18s: £9
• Under-8s: £5

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Food & Drink

The Meadowbank Fan Zone is popular with fans before, during and after the match and is located next to the the away fan turnstile entrance.

A variety of draft beers, ciders, soft drinks and hot drinks are available, along with a selection of hot and cold food.

The Fan Zone will open two hours before kick-off.