MATCH PACK: Worthing (H)

Next up at home for the Iron in the Enterprise National League, we welcome Worthing FC to the Attis Arena, with the Rebels looking to continue their impressive rise through the non-league pyramid and establish themselves in the fifth tier during the 2026-27 campaign.

Worthing have made a positive start to life in the Enterprise National League following their promotion from National League South last season. They opened their campaign with an impressive 3-2 victory away at Carlisle United, before suffering defeats against Forest Green Rovers, Tamworth and Boreham Wood. However, the Rebels responded well, picking up well earned points against AFC Fylde and Barrow before recording victories over the likes of Hornchurch, Hartlepool United, FC Halifax Town and Gateshead.

Worthing have undergone changes during the summer as they prepare for their first-ever season in the fifth tier of English football. Having secured promotion as National League South champions, the club have looked to strengthen their squad with additions including midfielder Noor Husin, winger Ashley Nathaniel-George and Dominic Hutchinson. They have also retained a core group of players from their title-winning campaign, providing manager Adam Hinshelwood with a strong foundation as they look to compete at the level.

The Rebels will be hoping to build on their historic promotion and establish themselves in the National League as quickly as possible. Having spent recent seasons progressing through the non-league divisions, their arrival in the fifth tier represents another significant milestone for the club. With a title-winning squad, new additions and a growing supporter base behind them, Worthing will be aiming to prove they can compete against some of the division's most experienced sides.

The meeting will mark the first-ever competitive encounter between Scunthorpe United and Worthing FC, adding a new chapter to the Iron's history as they welcome the Sussex side to the Attis Arena. While Scunthorpe have spent decades competing in the Football League, Worthing have continued their rise through the non-league pyramid in recent years, with the return fixture scheduled to take place at Worthing's Sussex Transport Community Stadium in April 2027.

As per previous seasons, the Early Bird rate will be available both in person at our ticket office and online via sufctickets.com until three hours before kick-off of home league matches.

Buying online also enables fans to use the FanBase app wallet to enable scanning from their mobile at the turnstile.

This encounter is a Category B fixture.

There's still time to get a season ticket for 2026-27 at the advance rate, which represents the best possible value for money to get behind the club this season, and gives you access to all 23 home league games.

*Maximum of two under 12’s free per paying adult/concession. Subsequent juniors must be paid for at the U18 rate. Under-12s only free in advance of the game, but are chargeable when tickets purchased within three hours of kick-off.

^Adults and concessions can get up to two free U18s in the Lincolnshire Co-op Family Zone. Under-18s in the Lincolnshire Co-op Family Zone become chargeable within three hours of kick-off.

All Under-14s must be accompanied by paying adult/concession.

Student concession prices must be in full time education.

HOW TO BUY:

ONLINE: sufctickets.com
TELEPHONE: Call 01724 747670

CAR PARKING: East car parking can also be purchased via sufctickets.com in advance as an add-on at £5 per car in advance of the game. Paying on arrival by cash or card is also available on the day, with matchday prices for the car park to be confirmed.

Please note, the club does offer a limited number of disabled car parking places available on a first come, first serve basis to blue badge holders. Disabled car parking is also charged at the normal rate.