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Worthing extended their lead at the top of the table to ten points after edging a closely-fought derby at a packed-out Dripping Pan.
A stoppage time third from Captain Hannah Hewlett put the seal on a fine afternoon’s work and completed a routine victory at New London Lionesses.
The Rebels earn a massive three points away at Lewes, courtesy of goals from Callum Kealy and Jesse Starkey, either side of an Aaran Racine own goal for Lewes.
Worthing gradually wore down the stubborn resistance of Three Bridges to reach the Sussex Senior Cup Final.
Worthing cruise past Three Bridges to make the final of The Sussex Senior Cup Final in style at Culver Road.
Worthing slumped to a disappointing defeat to Dartford as they exited the League Cup at the quarter-final stage.
Worthing sent out a serious warning to their title rivals with a comprehensive performance and emphatic result against second-placed Enfield Town.
Worthing overcome title rivals in style, to claim all three points in a big day out at the top of the table.
A much-changed but still strong Worthing team were sent crashing out of The Velocity Trophy by South-East Division promotion hopefuls Haywards Heath Town.
Worthing exit The Velocity Trophy after an eventful defeat away at Haywards Heath.
