A new club high of 3,735 was set on December 30 when the Rebels beat Dorking Wanderers – and for the Hornets’ visit there was another 130 squeezed into the ground, 3,865 in total – an attendance plenty of higher-league clubs would be delighted to lure.
On the field both goals came in a four-minute spell just before the hour – Razzaq Coleman De Graft giving the Rebels the lead and ex-Worthing man Ricky Aguiar levelling for the visitors.
The draw was enough to keep Worthing top of the league, a point ahead of Hornchurch, who beat Eastbourne Borough, while Horsham are still in the play-off places, sitting seventh with this point.
See pictures by John Lines on this page and those linked and get reaction to the draw in the Worthing Herald and West Sussex County Times – and on this website – during the week.
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Worthing v Horsham, National League South Photo: Picasa : John Lines