Fraser claims his first in late Rebels flurry

RECENT signing Dominic Douglas looped a header onto the top of the Ramsgate crossbar in injury-time and that could have been a point-saving fourth goal in a superficially eventful last 10 minutes on Tuesday.
By The Newsroom
Published 18th Oct 2006, 16:08 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 00:48 BST

Instead, Rams won still winless Rebels' longest road league trip of the season with an 84th-minute diving Dean Hill header after a long throw reached the Worthing near post.

That made it 4-2 and Danny Davis' cleverly conceived, dipping 25-yarder closed the gap in the 90th minute.

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From 3-0 down after 51 minutes, Rebels pulled back to 3-2 with a Davis half-volley following a long Douglas throw (68 min) and a bundled maiden first-team goal claimed by James Fraser (81 min), after Mark Watson challenged keeper Chris May '” who was a pre-season Worthing player.

For full report, see this week's Worthing Herald.