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Administration, pitch problems and managerial mayhem; a month of madness both on and off the pitch illustrates the trials and tribulations of a busy February in the National League set-up.
Le Freak wasn't quite chic though as Worthing were held at home by Queens Park Rangers in a tight tussle between third and fourth.
Maidstone United grabbed the headlines in the FA Cup, Chesterfield continued to break records in the league, the Lambs put everyone else to the slaughter as Tamworth returned to the top and Aldershot Town were shot down in the FA Trophy.
Worthing did the double over AFC Sudbury - by an aggregate of seven-nil - thanks to late first half goals from Gemma Worsfold and Shannon Albuery.
Two goals by Tierney Scott helped Worthing reach their first-ever Sussex Women’s Challenge Cup Final, after a battling victory at Newhaven.
A gritty, hardworking display saw Worthing grind out three more points at London Seaward to move up to second place in the table.
Worthing completed the double over Chesham United who belied their lowly league position.
Yes, in the words of Bon Jovi “we’re halfway there,” as the National League season reaches it’s midway mark, with the FA Cup exploits of Aldershot Town and Maidstone United taking centre stage.
Worthing recovered from an early setback to take three well-earned points against Cambridge United, thanks to goals from Shannon Albuery and Sammy Quayle.
A hat-trick by Becki Bath helped Worthing return to winning ways against Cambridge City.
