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
In a classic game of two halves, Worthing Women found themselves 3-0 down after little more than twenty minutes but rallied in the second half to pull back a consolation before eventually succumbing 4-1 at home to Fulham in the FA Women's...
A five-star display in the capital saw the Rebels thrash Dagenham & Redbridge at the Chigwell Construction Stadium
Two late first-half goals from Joe Cook and Joel Colbran earned the Rebels their first home victory of the season over Salisbury.
Despite a fairly comprehensive defeat at Maidenhead United, there were positives to take from an improved second-half display by Worthing Women.
A 95th minute equaliser from Temi Babalola capped off a enthralling spectacle in West Sussex, as the points were shared at a wind-swept Woodside Road.
After last week’s dramatic, 90th minute winner at Portishead Town, Worthing Women were brought back down to earth on Sunday afternoon by Bournemouth Sports edging a tight 2-1 victory at the Sussex Transport Community Stadium.
It was a Bank Holiday to forget for the Rebels, as Chippenham claimed all three points at Hardenhuish Park.
Worthing were frustrated at home by Enfield Town, as Gavin Macpherson's side held the Rebels to a goalless draw in West Sussex
