Worthing finished the season as they had started it; three more points seeing them complete the double over Cambridge City as Manager John Donoghue, Assistant Kelly Newton and all-time record appearance holder, goalscorer and Club Captain...
For the second season running, the league title was decided in the final game at the Sussex Transport Community Stadium but Wimbledon were made to really work for their crown.
Two dead ball deliveries from Georgia Tibble opened and closed the scoring as Worthing found themselves ahead, behind and finally level to share the points with Ashford Town in a three-all thriller.
A spectacular equaliser from Katie Cooper helped Worthing come from behind to earn a second victory and double in four days.
We’re nearly there, just another month or so to go but for some the champagne corks are already popping, while for others their cups are more than half empty.
Despite Cambridge doing the double in The University Boat Race off the pitch, it was the Reds who pulled off one of their own, against United, on it.
It was a case of lights, camera and off to The Camping World Community Stadium for a long-awaited return ‘home,’ with Your Instant Replay providing the top class coverage.
A keenly contested clash ended all square as second versus third couldn’t be separated.
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.
