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It was The Brad Dolaghan Show in West Sussex, as a second-half hat-trick on his second debut for the Club inspired an emphatic victory over a youthful West Ham XI
Chris Agutter and his players began pre-season with a 3-0 loss to a Brighton & Hove Albion academy outfit in a behind closed doors friendly
Worthing’s 2024/25 regular league season concluded with an emphatic 5-1 victory on the road at Enfield Town.
Worthing rose to the summit of the National League South after a hard-fought point on the road to Eastbourne Borough.
Worthing were beaten at home against Truro City, as the Tinners leapfrogged the Rebels at the top of the National League South.
Bournemouth Women might have run away with the league title this season but Sophie Humphrey became the first player to score twice against them, as Worthing put in a gallant effort before eventually succumbing five-two.
Second half strikes from Danny Cashman and Joel Colbran saw the Reds return to winning ways and strengthen their position at the top of National League South.
Worthing Women went down to a controversial 2-1 defeat at relegation-threatened Abingdon United, as the home team came from behind in an incident-packed second-half.
Worthing fell to their first defeat in six matches, as two goals from Gene Kennedy earned Welling United the points in the National League South.
It was another fantastic Worthing performance as they claimed their fifth successive win and extended their lead at the top of the table to four points.
