It was game over by the interval after goals by Teddy Jenks (2), Jack Spong (from the spot) and George Cox – his first for Worthing – put Adam Hinshelwood’s side 4-0 up.
A less eventful second half ended with Slough nabbing an injury time consolation through Wiktor Makowski.
It followed a run of four losses and four draws for the Rebels since the turn of the year and the win put Worthing fourth – eight points behind leaders Dorking/
The Rebels have a chance to build on the victory when they host Torquay – who are two points ahead of them in second – on Tuesday night.
See Jay Wrighte’s pictures from Worthing v Slough on this page and those linked and get the latest from Woodside Road in the Worthing Herald, out on Thursday.
1. © Jay Wrighte 2025. All rights reserved.
during the match between Worthing FC and Slough Town in the Enterprise National League South at Sussex Transport Community Stadium : Worthing v Slough Town, National League South Photo: Jay Wrighte
2. © Jay Wrighte 2025. All rights reserved.
during the match between Worthing FC and Slough Town in the Enterprise National League South at Sussex Transport Community Stadium : Worthing v Slough Town, National League South Photo: Jay Wrighte
3. © Jay Wrighte 2025. All rights reserved.
during the match between Worthing FC and Slough Town in the Enterprise National League South at Sussex Transport Community Stadium : Worthing v Slough Town, National League South Photo: Jay Wrighte
4. © Jay Wrighte 2025. All rights reserved.
during the match between Worthing FC and Slough Town in the Enterprise National League South at Sussex Transport Community Stadium : Worthing v Slough Town, National League South Photo: Jay Wrighte