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Striker Ibby Akanbi came back to haunt his former side as ten-man Rebels held out for victory against Dulwich Hamlet.
Both sides had to settle for a draw as Worthing ended a wretched run with a point and Taunton Town took something back to Somerset.
Ibby Akanbi struck his first goal for the club as a much changed Reds played out a 1-1 draw with fellow National League South newcomers Taunton Town.
Dulwich Hamlet became the first team to stop Worthing winning and to stop them scoring this season as a closely-fought affair ended goalless.
An eighty-seventh minute penalty condemned Worthing to a third successive defeat and fifth game without a win, as the harsh realities of National League South hit them again.
Ten man Worthing fell to a third straight defeat in all competitions after a late Alfie Matthews penalty secured all three points for the Iron.
Four different goalscorers and five goals made it six wins out of six in all competitions as the Reds put local rivals Saltdean to the sword at Hill Park.
Farnborough gave Worthing a taste of their own medicine by scoring a stoppage time winner to end the host’s unbeaten league record, after Javaun Splatt had given us the lead.
A first-half hat-trick of headers by Ellie Russell saw Worthing on their way to a comfortable victory at Leatherhead in The Women’s FA Cup.
Worthing lacked a cutting edge as they failed to turn chances into goals in a frustrating draw at Concord Rangers.
