Worthing started the new year the same way they finished the old one; with a 3-0 win over a local rival to cement second place and, on this occasion, celebrate a first victory at Bognor since 1999.
Worthing came out on top in the battle between second and third as Horsham seemed to press the self-destruct button.
Worthing went through to the next round of the Velocity Trophy with a win more comfortable than the scoreline suggests.
Worthing saw a two-goal lead slip from their grasp before Joel Colbran’s late winner moved Reds level on points at the top with leaders, Folkestone Invicta.
Not for the first time this season, Worthing showed in the opening forty-five minutes why they’re flying high in the table.
Worthing moved into the quarter-finals of the Sussex Senior Cup with victory against AFC Varndeanians at a rather parky Withdean on Monday night.
There were plenty of goals to be seen along White Hart Lane on Saturday but it was Worthing’s own ‘Special One’ who saw his side cement third place and extend their unbeaten run to nine.
Worthing extended their winning run to three as first-half goals from Ricky Aguiar and Reece Myles-Meekums saw off the challenge of Corinthian Casuals.
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.
