Beneath the bright lights of East Preston’s snug Lashmar ground, Worthing progressed to the third round of the Sussex Transport Senior Cup with relative ease.
A ninety-third minute penalty won and converted by Sophie Humphrey saw the number nine complete a well-deserved treble, as Worthing trounced Abingdon United 8-1 in the FA Cup.
Worthing secured their place in the First Round of the Emirates FA Cup with a dominant win at Plymouth Parkway in the Fourth Qualifying Round.
Mo Faal's first league goal earned the points for Worthing against Welling on a very wet night on the South Coast.
The U18s ran out 3-1 winners at Nyewood Lane as goals from Dylan Walter and Frankie Spiteri (2) earned three points in the Isthmian Youth League.
Despite playing over half the game with ten players, Worthing left a sodden Somerset with all three points from a 3-1 win against Bridgwater United.
Worthing were beaten by Maidstone as they returned to National League South action in their newly expanded stadium.
Seven goals brought six different goal scorers as Worthing brushed aside Keynsham Town to the tune of 7-0 and reach round two of this season’s National League Plate.
A brace from Danny Cashman and a goal from Tommy Willard helped Worthing earn their place in the Fourth Qualifying Round of the Emirates FA Cup with a 3-1 win over Dartford.
A stunning hat-trick by Tierney Scott led Worthing to a first (4-2) home win of the season against Moneyfields at a wet and windy Woodside.
