In a match that saw two red cards and four goals, the points were shared between promotion rivals Worthing and Torquay United at the Sussex Transport Community Stadium.
Worthing Women extended their unbeaten league run to seven, as they moved level on points with third-placed Swindon Town, after completing the double over Portishead Town.
Liam Nash scored the winning goal on his Worthing debut as the Rebels earned all three points away at Tonbridge Angels.
Despite their best efforts, Worthing Women were forced to settle for a draw at home to Bridgwater United.
Worthing fell just short in the Isuzu FA Trophy against their National League opponents Rochdale, despite Joe Partington's goal from inside his own half.
Worthing jumped to the top of the National League South as they came from behind to beat ten-man Boreham Wood.
Meg Curran scored her first goal for the club on her full debut, as the Reds eked out a victory in particularly testing conditions at Southampton Women.
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.
