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It was a case of three goals, three points, job done on a fairly comfortable afternoon for Worthing at a sunny Woodside Road.
Worthing overturned a half-time deficit to steal the points away from Theobalds Lane in a game that, ultimately, was decided by which team made the least mistakes.
Worthing Women's boss Michelle Lawrence was frustrated with her side's first half display after they exited the FA Cup 3-1 at Wycombe Wanderers on Sunday.
Worthing’s weaknesses at the back were exposed again by a depleted East Thurrock United, as three points went begging.
On a night where the weather made White Water Rafting a challenge, Worthing struck twice in the final quarter of the contest to go home with maximum points.
Worthing's FA Cup journey continues after they narrowly overcame Whyteleafe 1-0 at Church Road in a tightly contested affair.
Early goals in either half from the returning Callum Kealy and Ricky Aguiar set Worthing on their way to victory against surprise strugglers, Kingstonian.
For once, a stoppage-time strike proved no more than a consolation, after three gift-goals in the first-half presented Worthing with a mountain that even they couldn’t climb.
St Albans’ pre-match music included a song that could justifiably be adopted as Worthing’s anthem. Hard-Fi’s 2005 hit ‘Hard To Beat’ played out over the tannoy before the game and the adage certainly rang true, with a 96th minute...
Another day, another dramatic ending ! For the third time in a week, Worthing needed a late goal from one of their substitutes to take something from a game they looked like losing.
