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By Jimmy Bowie

YEOVIL TOWN 1
Fisher 83

WORTHING 3
Pearce 15 (pen), 90+7 Dolaghan 44

RED RAID: Worthing are overjoyed by Brad Dolaghan’s goal
PICTURE: Pinnacle

WORTHING inflicted a rare home defeat on Yeovil Town to postpone the Glovers title celebrations.
Yeovil’s Rhys Murphy thought he’d scored with minutes remaining to gain his side the point they needed to secure the title, but it was disallowed before Ollie Pearce, scored with the final kick of the game.
Yeovil manager Mark Cooper said: “If you’ve never been a winner and you’...

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