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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.
The Rebels earned three points in a dramatic encounter on the final day to secure a third place finish in the National League South - their highest ever league position.
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.
The Rebels earned all three points in a dramatic encounter at Clarence Park to climb to 3rd in the National League South with a game to go.
Worthing came from behind to defeat Dartford to record their fourth successive win in the National League South, a win that confirms their place in the Play-Offs.
The young Rebels were defeated in the Isthmian Under 18 League Cup Final against Cray Valley (PM).
The Rebels recorded a remarkable victory to spoil Yeovil's promotion party as Ollie Pearce scored in the seventh minute of added time for a 3-1 win!
A spectacular equaliser from Katie Cooper helped Worthing come from behind to earn a second victory and double in four days.
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.
Worthing built off Friday’s first win in four with a comfortable win over fellow promotion chasers Hampton and Richmond.
