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A single second-half goal by Callum Kealy eventually proved sufficient to overcome the challenge of East Thurrock United and see Worthing’s advantage over the rest of the field extended to an incredible thirteen points.
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.
Worthing gradually wore down the stubborn resistance of Three Bridges to reach the Sussex Senior Cup Final.
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.
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 saw a 3-1 lead slip from their grasp as Millwall Lionesses scored twice in the last nine minutes to rescue a point.
Two goals in six minutes from Callum Kealy, at the end of the first-half, set Worthing on their way to a comprehensive victory over play-off hopefuls Kingstonian.
Worthing earned a well-deserved share of the spoils at Motspur Park, after a goalless draw against second-placed Fulham.
