Double winners, Cup winners, Individual award winners and a continuing conveyor belt of talent across all ages and genres throughout the club. 2022-2023 will go down as another positive campaign in the increasingly successful history of...
Worthing brushed aside Millwall - at the second time of asking - to set up a title decider at home to AFC Acorns on Wednesday.
Two late goals from Becs Bell added some gloss to a final scoreline of 5-1 to the visiting Blues, as they eventually eased past a more than resilient Welling United to reach the next round of the League Cup.
Worthing turned on the style to move back to the top of the table against one of their closest rivals, as they silenced these particular Lionesses’ roar.
An early second-half goal from Flo Jackson eventually proved enough to condemn Worthing to another semi-final heartbreak, in a repeat of last season’s final four tie.
An early brace from Chloe Winchester lifted Reds to the top of the table, with games in hand, as they eventually saw off the challenge of Aylesford.
A cold and wet afternoon was brightened up by another fine win, accompanied by a cacophony of cheering, courtesy of the Worthing Divas mascots.
For the third time this season, Worthing ran in eight goals as they maintained their title challenge thanks, in part, to a Becs Bell hat-trick and a campaign first for Gemma Worsfold at a decidedly chilly Barn Elms Sports Trust.
Worthing were moments away from a magnificent victory, only to suffer the cruellest of fates through two stoppage time goals by MK Dons.
A dominant first-half set the Reds up nicely for a two-nil win in North London as they completed the double over Enfield Town.
