National League South

SPIRITED ANGELS HAIL BOBBY GOAL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 September 2025

WORTHING 0 TONBRIDGE ANGELS 1
By Wink Tomkinson

BOBBY UNWIN’S goal was the difference as a disciplined and spirited performance from Tonbridge Angels brought their first-ever win at Worthing.
The visitors were well worth their lead at the break, earned with an 11th-minute goal from Unwin, who found the bottom corner after being set up by Marcus Sablier and Eddie Simon.
It took the home side 36 minutes to register a shot on goal, Teddy Jenks bringing a comfortable save from Jacob Adams and 43 minutes to force a corner.
The second half saw the home side camped in the Angels&#x...

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