The Reds go into the fixture second in the table and narrowly missed out on topping the division last weekend, drawing 2-2 away to current league leaders Enfield Town.

Meanwhile, visitors Lewes have also enjoyed a good start to their league campaign, currently sitting in fourth place having beaten strugglers Leatherhead 5-0 at the Dripping Pan 11 days ago.

Recent Meetings

The two sides have served supporters up enthralling encounters in recent times, including two 4-3 thrillers in the 2018/19 season, with one victory apiece for either team.

The most recent meeting between the two sides, however, was during the short-lived 2020-21 season:

A Dajon Golding brace against his former club and an own-goal heavily-caused by a fantastic Reece Meekums dribble helped Worthing to a 3-1 victory against a 10-man Lewes side at the Dripping Pan.

Supporter Information

Please note parking at Worthing High School is no longer available, however the limited spaces at the Queen Street car park remain in use.

Woodside Bar will be showing live coverage of both SkySportsPL and BT Sport games today, before and after the game.

12.30pm: Chelsea vs Norwich City
17.30pm: Brighton & Hove Albion vs Manchester City

Tickets are still available to purchase in advance online or on the day. The turnstiles will be accepting cash and card payments.

In an attempt to speed up the queues today, we are dedicating 1 turnstile to ST Holders & prepaid tickets.

So if thats you, head towards the left of the three original turnstiles on the east side of the ground.

All turnstiles will be open today but we’d still advise arriving in good time!

Admission is £12 for adults, £8 for concessions, £3 for 13-16 year-old, £1 for 6-12 year-old while those under 6 are free.

How to Follow

If you can’t make the game you can follow the game via the club’s Twitter account, or through live commentary provided at rebelyell.live.