Worthing’s unbeaten run continues with easy victory over Solihull

Cory Adjetey-Brew scored twice for Worthing (Nick Potts/PA)
Cory Adjetey-Brew scored twice for Worthing (Nick Potts/PA)
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Cory Adjetey-Brew scored twice as Worthing stretched their unbeaten run to eight Enterprise National League games by thrashing lowly Solihull 5-0.

The QPR loanee opened the scoring in the 29th minute by converting at the back post following Jordan Young’s delivery from the edge of the 18-yard box.

Razzaq Coleman doubled the hosts’ lead four minutes later, collecting a pass from Young and wrong-footing Moors goalkeeper Max Metcalfe with a powerful finish.

Worthing midfielder Ricky Aguiar saw a long-range effort pushed on to a post by Metcalfe before lashing into the bottom-left corner from distance in the 40th minute after Young pulled the ball back from a corner.

Second-bottom Solihull were powerless to prevent a 10th defeat in 13 games when Adjetey-Brew finished on the rebound to double his tally with 20 minutes to go before Dominic Hutchinson completed the scoring in style in added time.

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