After last Saturday’s defeat at home to Maidstone United, the Rebels bounced back in midweek with a 1-0 win at home against Welling United. Muhammadu Faal netted his first league goal for Worthing to secure the points.

It was just the second time this season that the Rebels have kept a clean sheet as Chris Agutter found success from a change of shape. Jack Wadham came in for his first start since re-joining the club on loan and he played alongside Glen Rea in a new-look midfield, with Joe Cook returning to make up the back three with Alfie Young and Ollie Black. The result saw Worthing climb to 10th place in the league table and just five points off top spot having played ten games so far.

In the Emirates FA Cup, wins against Havant & Waterlooville and Dartford have helped Worthing get to this stage. They again face step three opposition in the Fourth Qualifying Round as they look to make it to the First Round of the competition in back-to-back seasons.

Team News

Sam Beard missed Tuesday night’s clash against Welling with an ankle injury that he sustained in last weekend’s defeat against Maidstone United. He remains a doubt ahead of this weekend’s trip to Plymouth.

Cameron Tutt is getting closer to returning as he recovers from a broken foot sustained in pre-season, but he remains a few weeks away.

View from the Camp – Chris Agutter

“We’re feeling good. It’s obviously been a decent couple of days off the back of Tuesday’s win.

“We’ve watched a few of their games and we know that they’ve got to this round of the FA Cup for a reason. We’ll plan accordingly and treat this game the same as any other”.

“Happy with the intensity we played with on Tuesday” – Agutter

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The Opposition

In terms of league form, Parkway have struggled so far this term. They are without a win in their first nine league games this season and have picked up just three points.

However, their cup form has been a different story. In the Emirates FA Cup, they have beaten Baffins Milton Rovers, Westbury United and Sittingbourne while they have also beaten Banbury United in their first match in the Isuzu FA Trophy.

This is already a record FA Cup run for Parkway who will make their first appearance in the Fourth Qualifying Round of the competition tomorrow afternoon.

Last Six
05/10 – Banbury United (H) – Won 3-2 (Isuzu FA Trophy)
28/09 – Sittingbourne (A) – Won 0-3 (Emirates FA Cup)
24/09 – Poole Town (A) – Lost 3-1
21/09 – Hungerford Town (A) – Lost 9-3
14/09 – Westbury United (H) – Won 4-3 (Emirates FA Cup)
10/09 – Taunton Town (H) – Drew 2-2

Tickets

Tickets can be purchased in advance online, or at the turnstiles at the following prices:

• Adult – £13.00
• Concession (Over 65’s) – £11.00
• Under 16 (Accompanied by an adult) – £8.00
• Under 10 (Accompanied by an adult) – Free

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Travel & Parking

Address: Bolitho Park, St Peters Road, Plymouth, PL5 3JH

By Car: Arriving into Plymouth on the A38, leave the dual carriageway at Manadon roundabout, taking the fourth exit onto St. Peters Road. Follow the road around for about a mile and the entrance to the ground will be on the right at the mini roundabout.

Plymouth Parkway’s website states: Please be advised that on a Plymouth Parkway home match day that takes place at Bolitho Park, we are advising supporters to use public transport whenever possible.

On home match days, Plymouth Parkway will have a matchday steward managing the car park and once full, supporters travelling by car will be advised to park in either the free car parks located at Crownhill Village or Alexandra Road.

By Rail: There are no railway stations within a short walking distance of the ground. However, if you do choose to travel by rail on Saturday Plymouth Citybus run several bus routes that go directly to the ground or close by with a short walk to Bolitho Park. The 61-bus service will drop supporters directly outside the ground and a host of buses run regularly to Crownhill leaving a short walk to the ground. Visit https://www.plymouthbus.co.uk/services for all Plymouth Citybus routes.

Travel Guide – Plymouth Parkway

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How to Follow

If you can’t be at the game tomorrow, you can follow the game via live updates from the club’s official Twitter account. You can also listen to live commentary via the club’s official commentary service.