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A spectacular equaliser from Katie Cooper helped Worthing come from behind to earn a second victory and double in four days.
Despite Cambridge doing the double in The University Boat Race off the pitch, it was the Reds who pulled off one of their own, against United, on it.
Worthing built off Friday’s first win in four with a comfortable win over fellow promotion chasers Hampton and Richmond.
Ollie Pearce’s brace helps Aarran Racine’s rampant Rebels, cruise to a 5-1 victory over relegation threatened Havant and Waterlooville at Westleigh Park.
It was a case of lights, camera and off to The Camping World Community Stadium for a long-awaited return ‘home,’ with Your Instant Replay providing the top class coverage.
The Rebels came from behind twice to earn a point at home against Bath City in a match that was broadcast live on TNT Sports.
Worthing fell to their third successive defeat in the National League South as they were beaten at Hardenhuish Park by Chippenham Town.
Despite a first Worthing goal for 19-year-old Brad Dolaghan, Worthing couldn't find a way back as they lost 2-3 at home to Farnborough who won their third match in a row.
A keenly contested clash ended all square as second versus third couldn’t be separated.
Worthing FC fell to a 3-1 defeat in new manager Aarran Racine’s first home game in charge after two bizarre goals from struggling Taunton Town.
