Pride, passion and no little skill but, alas, it wasn’t to be on a bitterly cold night in Horley as the two-division gap proved just a little too much to fully bridge in the end.
Worthing were rewarded for a dominant second-half display with a point, thanks to Sophie Humphrey’s late, driven cross taking a wicked deflection on it’s way in. Though, it could have been more.
Worthing slumped to a dismal defeat at Carshalton Athletic in a game that never really got going.
Worthing Football Club fell to their first defeat of the new year, losing 2-1 away to Carshalton Athletic at the War Memorial Sports Ground this afternoon.
A hat-trick of spot-kicks from Ollie Pearce saw Worthing once again come from behind to take all three points.
Worthing comeback at home to see off Horsham with ease in the second half. Ollie Pearce’s hatrick, following Eddie Dsane’s opener was enough to seal all three points.
Reds were worthy winners - after initially falling behind - at a rammed Nyewood Lane, to reassert their seven point lead at the top of the tree.
Worthing came from behind to secure a memorable win over rivals Bognor Regis Town at Nyewood Lane.
Worthing made light work of Lewes to set up a mouthwatering quarter-final at Bognor in The Sussex Senior Cup.
Worthing progress in the third round of The Sussex Senior Cup in style, as an Ollie Pearce brace, on top of a goal from Callum Kealy; sealed a comfortable 3-0 victory at home.
