Worthing made it three straight wins in the National League South as they defeated high-flying Maidstone United at Gallagher Stadium.
Worthing secured all three points on their travels in a dramatic encounter at Chippenham thanks to a 96th minute winner.
In a battle of the wonder goals, Worthing’s Izzy Franklin usurped former Red Charlie Carter’s opener, to eventually see the hosts through to the semi-finals of the Sussex Women’s Cup, at the expense of Newhaven.
Temi Babalola's goal was enough to secure all three points against Weymouth in the National League South.
Tierney Scott led a rout of Bournemouth Sports with four goals out of a team total of seven, as Worthing inched up a place to fifth; seven points off the top but with three games in hand on current leaders, Swindon Town.
Worthing bowed out of the Sussex Transport Senior Cup after a penalty shootout defeat at home to Horsham.
Three goals in six early second-half minutes saw the Rebels pull away from Portishead and ultimately claim three more valuable points from a 324 mile round trip to Bristol.
Mo Faal completed a 26-minute hat-trick in the first half as the Rebels demolished Torquay United in the Isuzu FA Trophy.
Spoils shared in Sussex as Worthing are held to a 0-0 draw by a resilient Eastbourne Borough side at the Sussex Transport Community Stadium.
Goals from Glen Rea and Nicky Wheeler helped Worthing secure their fourth win in five league matches to move within two points of top spot in the National League South.
