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Sixteen-year-old ‘keeper, Aaron Relf repelled the K’s attack at one end, while goals from Kealy, Ajiboye and Parsons, ensured Worthing won at home for only the second time this season.
With their penchant for never doing things the easy way, Worthing were thankful for the goalkeeping heroics of Joe Clarke, as he kept the hosts at bay after regular custodian, Lucas Covolan suffered a broken arm, with fifteen minutes to go.
Joe Clarke’s stoppage time winner mean’t agony for Lewes but ecstasy for Worthing, as the visitors stunned their East Sussex hosts, to move back up to second in the league.
The (temporary) return of “ Boomerang Zack “ was overshadowed by a missed penalty, two red cards and a late winner from supersub, Callum Kealy.
While the crowd may have been a tad under 100,000 and the weather not quite matching it’s Australian counterpart, the travelling “ Barmy Army “ from the South Coast were still in a party mood after upsetting the odds against their...
Worthing lost their 100% away record but still remain unbeaten on the road this season and are back in second place, after a late Joel Colbran equaliser rescued a point at Potters Bar Town.
Worthing’s unbeaten start to the season was ended by fellow Seasiders, Margate as a red card and missed penalty proved costly.
With both teams fielding much-changed line-ups, it was the visitors who went through to a home tie in the next round of The Velocity Trophy, with either Tonbridge Angels or Sevenoaks Town.
The Reds started their “March To The Arch” by defeating old foes, Faversham Town in an FA Cup 1st Qualifying Round tie down Salters Lane.
Worthing made it four wins out of five as they moved back up to second in The Bostik Premier, with a workmanlike victory at Haringey Borough.
