Non-League Paper

Borough hold their nerve

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 December 2024

WORTHING 1 GOSPORT BORO 1 GOSPORT WON 3-2 ON PENS
By Sam Skilton

SOUTHERN League Gosport Borough scored a 94th minute equaliser and then won 3-2 on penalties to stun Step 2 opponents Worthing.
Dan Wooden’s lastgasp equaliser handed the Hampshire side a lifeline after a first-half Charlie Wassmer own goal but the Rebels in control.
And the Step 3 side won through after Charlie Philpot saved from Alfie Young and Temi Babalola hit the bar in the shootout.
Worthing went ahead on 24 minutes when Joel Colbran’s teasing cross was diverted into his own net by experienced def...

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