Roads, trams, trains..however! Are you going to the big 'derby' game tomorrow. Hamlet fan Richard Watts has kindly told us travel details

He originally posted them in the independent Dulwich Hamlet supporters' messageboard:

This is our most local away game, so if you've never been before and are free on Saturday, why not go along to cheer on the Hamlet? It's a decent modern ground with big terraces behind both goals and cover, as well as a similar sized main stand to our own.

Tooting play at Imperial Fields in Bishopsford Road, which is only a five minute stroll from Mitcham tramstop on the Croydon Tramlink. You can pick up trams to Mitcham from Wimbledon, East Croydon or Beckenham Junction stations.

Bus 201 from Herne Hill will also take you to Mitcham tramstop, while Bus 118 from Streatham drops you a stone's throw from the ground near the junction of Bishopsford Road and Wandle Road. You can also approach from the other direction on Bus 118, picking it up around a mile from the ground at Morden Underground station. (Or walk from there if you prefer of course.)

Ground is in the centre square of map page

linked here

There are no planned engineering works on the Croydon Tramlink on Saturday. However the Northern Line is closed north of Kennington via Bank. TFL website linked below if you need to plan a journey in more detail or look up additional information on Transport for London here.

A number of Hamlet fans are meeting from early morning, until early afternoon, pre-match, at the Wetherspoons in Croydon, then going to the game together by tram stop directly outside the pub, leaving Croydon at two o'clock. Why not join the pre-match party!