Brad Dolaghan’s double inside the first 40 minutes put Adam Hinshelwood’s team in charge, then Joel Colbran and – with his first Rebels goal – loanee Tom King made sure of the points in the second half.
Another clean sheet will have pleased Hinshelwood, whose team have dropped a single league point since he returned to Woodside Road last month.
The win put Worthing eighth in the table though it’s tight at the top and they’re only five points behind second-placed Weston.
See photos from Worthing 4 Hemel 0 by Jay Wrighte on this page and the ones linked and get all the Rebels latest in the Worthing Herald, out on Thursday.
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during the match between Worthing Fc and Hemel Hempstead in the National League South at Sussex Transport Community Stadium : Worthing FC v Hemel Hempstead Town, National League South Photo: Jay Wrighte
2. © Jay Wrighte 2025. All rights reserved.
during the match between Worthing Fc and Hemel Hempstead in the National League South at Sussex Transport Community Stadium : Worthing FC v Hemel Hempstead Town, National League South Photo: Jay Wrighte
3. © Jay Wrighte 2025. All rights reserved.
during the match between Worthing Fc and Hemel Hempstead in the National League South at Sussex Transport Community Stadium : Worthing FC v Hemel Hempstead Town, National League South Photo: Jay Wrighte
4. © Jay Wrighte 2025. All rights reserved.
during the match between Worthing Fc and Hemel Hempstead in the National League South at Sussex Transport Community Stadium : Worthing FC v Hemel Hempstead Town, National League South Photo: Jay Wrighte