Troubled Weymouth's second successive relegation was finally confirmed thanks to Worcester City's win at Staines on Good Friday night.

After the financially-threatened Dorset club's woes in the Blue Square Premier last season, the Terras have suffered the same fate in Blue Square South.

Weymouth have won just four games out of 37 all season, scoring 28 goals.

And, with still five games left, they are in serious danger of shipping 100 league goals this season.

Worcester's 1-0 win, thanks to a 17th minute strike from Alfie Carter, leaves them still in 19th, just one place above the drop zone, eight points clear of trouble.

But Lewes, in 20th, still have three games in hand on Worcester as they too bid to avoid a second successive relegation.

Weston-Super-Mare, in 21st, need to win all their final six games to survive. And, ironically, they could be sent down by Weymouth if they fail to beat the bottom club at the Wessex Stadium on Saturday.

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