News
Despite holding Bridgwater United for nearly an hour, an injury-ravaged the Women's team eventually succumbed to a 3-0 National League Division One South West defeat in North Somerset.
Worthing suffered an agonising defeat in their first away trip of 2026 as the Rebels found themselves on the wrong side of a nine-goal thriller against Salisbury at the Raymond McEnhill Stadium.
Worthing Women’s survival hopes in National League Division One West were dealt another blow, after Bournemouth Sports edged a closely-fought affair by two goals to one down in Dorset.
A late comeback from the Reds salvaged a point against Chippenham Town at the Sussex Transport Community Stadium.
A record-breaking crowd at Woodside Road were treated to a thrilling spectacle, as the Rebels climbed to the summit of the National League South table courtesy of a 3-2 victory over Dorking Wanderers
The Rebels battled to claim Boxing Day bragging rights with a 3-0 victory over Eastbourne Borough at the Connect Management Stadium.
Christmas came early at the Sussex Transport Community Stadium as Worthing ran riot against Farnborough.
Worthing FC Women's survival bid suffered a huge blow as they slipped to defeat at home to Portishead Town Ladies at the Sussex Transport Community Stadium.
Worthing were knocked out of the Isuzu FA Trophy at the Third Round stage, as seventh tier side Gloucester City prevailed in a penalty shootout.
A first-half Lauren Amerena hat-trick helped Worthing Women to a 4-2 home win against Keynsham Town, to lift themselves off the bottom of National League Division One South West and within a point of safety.
