Worthing v Boston United

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Saturday 5 Dec 2026

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Woodside Road • 

Worthing, United KingdomShow on map

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Worthing Football Club, known as the Rebels, is a historic English football club founded in 1886 and based in Worthing, West Sussex. The men’s first team competes in the National League South, part of the National League system, and also takes part in national cup competitions such as the FA Cup and FA Trophy. Worthing won the Isthmian League Premier Division title in the 2021–22 season, earning promotion to the National League South, and has also enjoyed success in the Sussex Senior Cup. The club made a notable run to the FA Trophy semi-finals in 2022–23, raising its profile beyond the local area. Home matches are played at Woodside Road, the club’s long-standing ground in Worthing, which features covered spectator areas and a lively matchday atmosphere. The team’s players represent the town in a competitive regional league, with squad members changing from season to season. Worthing FC combines a strong local identity with an established record in non-league football, making it a key club for supporters following Sussex football, National League South results and English cup competitions.

Boston United Football Club, known as the Pilgrims, is an English football club based in Boston, Lincolnshire. Founded in 1933, the team competes in the National League North, the sixth tier of English football, following relegation from the National League in 2025. Boston United’s most notable achievement came in 2001–02, when the club won the Football Conference title and earned promotion to the Football League for the first time. The Pilgrims have also enjoyed success in regional competitions, including winning the Northern Premier League title in 1979–80. Their home ground is the Jakemans Community Stadium, a modern venue on the edge of Boston that opened in 2020 and replaced the historic York Street ground. The stadium provides a home for men’s and women’s football and community events. Boston United’s history includes memorable cup runs, league campaigns and players who have helped shape the club’s identity, with former goalkeeper Paul Bastock among its notable figures. Supporters follow the team across National League North fixtures as the Pilgrims pursue promotion and build on their long-standing role in Lincolnshire football.