Megan Gates’ 92nd minute winner saw Worthing through to the first round proper of the Women’s FA Cup at the home of divisional rivals Maidenhead United.
Worthing fell to a narrow defeat on the road as Maidenhead United notched their sixth straight win in National League South with a scrappy 1-0 victory at York Road.
A clinical header from Brean Plaku and a late goal from substitute Josh Harland was the difference in West Sussex, as Worthing U18s knocked Bognor Regis Town U18s out of the FA Youth Cup at the Second Qualifying Round.
An accomplished display on the road for the Rebels saw them ease into the fourth qualifying round of the Emirates FA Cup at the expense of Wimborne Town.
The Rebels hit West Sussex rivals Horsham for six in the FA Youth Cup to progress into the next round of the competition in style.
Two goals by former Worthing striker Shannon Albuery helped put paid to the hosts' hopes of a first home point of the season, as Moneyfields turned a half-time stalemate into a 4-1 win at the Sussex Transport Community Stadium.
Worthing tasted defeat at the Sussex Transport Community Stadium for the first time this season, as Tonbridge Angels claimed all three points.
Worthing progressed through to the FA Cup third qualifying round with ease courtesy of a 5-0 dismantling of Jersey Bulls
In heavy rain and a swirling wind, an injury-ravaged Worthing Women were eventually well beaten by Bristol Rovers.
The Rebels produced a comeback to preserve their status in the FA Cup and earn a replay against Jersey Bulls in the second qualifying round
