Isthmian Leagues

Boro level twice to hold off Rebels

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2019

HARINGEY BOROUGH 2
WORTHING 2
By David Cumberbatch
HARINGEY twice came from behind to grab a point against in-form, high-flying Worthing.
The visitors scored early in each half but were unable to hold out on either occasion.
And they thus missed the chance to draw level on points with the league’s top two.
They took the lead in the fifth minute when Jesse Starkey received the ball from a short corner, easily side-stepped a defender unleashed a fierce left-foot shot past helpless Boro keeper Conor Beattie into the top corner of the net Boro levelled four minutes before the break. Worth...

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