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Second-half goals from Ollie Pearce and substitute Reece Myles-Meekums - coupled with Enfield Town’s defeat to Bishop’s Stortford - saw Worthing extend their lead at the top of the table to five points.
Worthing returned to the scene of September’s eight-nil trouncing by unbeaten league leaders Ashford Town (Middlesex) to knock the table-toppers out of this season’s League Cup.
Ollie Pearce made it thirty league goals for the season as Worthing put Wingate & Finchley to the sword at The Crucial Environmental Stadium.
A late winner from debutant Owen Worsdell saw Worthing advance to the quarter-finals of the Velocity Trophy, as they finished the game with six teenagers on the pitch.
Worthing drew 1-1 for the second time in three games as the chasing pack closed in.
Two goals from on-loan striker Callum Kealy helped Worthing to reverse the opening day score at The Buildkent Stadium to reassert their authority in the title race.
Three superply-taken goals led to three more points for Worthing as they overcame Dulwich Hamlet for the second time in six weeks.
Worthing saw two points slip from their grasp thanks to a stoppage time equaliser from Tom Wraight.
Worthing’s first Sussex Senior Cup win over Bognor since March 1963 saw them progress to the semi-finals, courtesy of goals at the end of each half from Will Seager and Jasper Pattenden.
Worthing returned to winning ways with a comfortable 5-0 victory over Whyteleafe.
