Three second half goals took Worthing Women to a hard-fought 3-0 victory at Parkwood on Sunday.
Worthing recovered from a terrible start to return from North London with all three points, for the second season in succession.
Outfought, outthought and outplayed; Worthing were comprehensively beaten by AFC Sudbury - and the final score didn’t even flatter them.
Worthing Women made it four wins from four league games as they battled to a hard fought 3-1 victory at league leaders Lewes on Sunday.
An early goal from Shola Ayoola set Worthing on their way to a Sussex Senior Cup victory that wasn’t as comfortable as the scoreline suggests.
Worthing got a taste of their own medicine at Cray, as The Wanderers answered a stoppage time goal with one of their own to take a point in a meeting of two play-off hopefuls.
Worthing Women maintained their 100% league record in style, as they hit Newhaven for eight to make it three wins from three.
Two goals in the opening quarter of the game settled this evenly contested affair.
Worthing were forced to play the last half-an-hour with ten men, after losing Joel Colbran to a second yellow card but managed to hold on for a point against FA Cup heroes, Carshalton.
It was a case of three goals, three points, job done on a fairly comfortable afternoon for Worthing at a sunny Woodside Road.
