Only hours to go until The Hamlet run out at Champion Hill.

For the first time in the league since February 17th, Dulwich will take to the field at Champion Hill this afternoon.

The battle to return to Champion Hill has been fraught but we would like to thank every single person who has supported our efforts over the last 10 months. We would not be where we are today without all our amazing fans who have kept the club going with their generosity and belief in the club.

Whilst there are too many to mention by names, I think it would be fair to say that the club would not be where it is without the fundraising efforts of the 12th Man Scheme and Louise McGetrick, the work carried out by the Save Dulwich Hamlet team and the work of the Supporters' Trust lead by Duncan Chapman.

There is also the tireless work of Ben Clasper, Tom Cullen and Clare Keeble that has been instrumental in us all being able to celebrate a new era for the club.

We welcome Eastbourne Borough as the first Vanarama National League visitors to Champion Hill and there are just 400 tickets left at the turnstiles.

The Hamlet will hope to end a run of 6 league games without a league win, whilst Eastbourne have lost their last three games in all competitions.

The sides met earlier in the season when The Sports ended Dulwich's hopes of an FA Cup run with a 4-3 victory.

Gates open at midday and we have plenty of food and drink available for those arriving early.