Worthing recovered from a terrible start to return from North London with all three points, for the second season in succession.
Outfought, outthought and outplayed; Worthing were comprehensively beaten by AFC Sudbury - and the final score didn’t even flatter them.
An early goal from Shola Ayoola set Worthing on their way to a Sussex Senior Cup victory that wasn’t as comfortable as the scoreline suggests.
Worthing got a taste of their own medicine at Cray, as The Wanderers answered a stoppage time goal with one of their own to take a point in a meeting of two play-off hopefuls.
Two goals in the opening quarter of the game settled this evenly contested affair.
1. From 1965 to 1968, Potters Bar Town played in three different leagues – The Barnet & District, North London Combination (after a merger with The Finchley & District) and Hertfordshire County.) 2. In 1990-91, they...
Worthing were forced to play the last half-an-hour with ten men, after losing Joel Colbran to a second yellow card but managed to hold on for a point against FA Cup heroes, Carshalton.
1. While still known as Mill Lane Mission, they entered their first league – the Croydon & District (starting in Divison Two A.) – in 1906. 2. As Carshalton Athletic for the first time, they enjoyed almost immediate...
It was a case of three goals, three points, job done on a fairly comfortable afternoon for Worthing at a sunny Woodside Road.
Worthing overturned a half-time deficit to steal the points away from Theobalds Lane in a game that, ultimately, was decided by which team made the least mistakes.
