Windsor came into the game after a two week break and sporting another new signing in the form of former Woking defender and Nigerian international Adedayo Ajoge.

The home side seemed to struggle in the early going with Tooting paying a lot of attention to Dave Carroll, trying to put him out of the game.

In the opening five minutes Durrand Jemmott landed an elbow into Carroll's face leaving the Windsor midfielder on the deck.

They then turned their attention to Craig O'Connor who wasn't so fortunate and substituted later in the half for Lee Roache, and it is fair to say that it wasn't the best move for Tooting as Roache was to go on and bag two goals.

It was Tooting that took the lead early in the first half. A long ball from the visiting defence found James Husband who crossed and the ball was bundled over by Onochie.

Keith Scott had a good chance blocked with a few minutes of the half remaining when he got on the end of a Craig O'Connor cross.

Tooting continued to try and get Carroll taken off with some very heavy and wreck less challenges from Daniel Nwanze.

Carroll got his own back by setting up Windsor's equalising goal. His corner fell to Lee Roache who managed to squeeze the ball into the goal for his first senior Windsor goal.

Keith Scott then had two very good chances to put his side into the lead. His first was hit straight at Tommy Dunn and the second sailed just over the bar.

The match then took a short break when referee Farries when to ground after seemingly being struck by the ball and after some treatment and taking his time he was able to continue.

Chuck Martini did well to save from James Husband after a slight lapse in the Windsor defence allowed him through. Martini saved with his legs and then did well to gather in Onochie's follow up.

Windsor's other two subs, Terry O'Connor and Kieran Adams then combined to give Windsor the lead.

Keith Scott had tried a cross field ball to O'Connor but it was blocked and then picked up by Adams who managed to find O'Connor who burst past Husani Thomas and fire a shot past Tommy Dunn.

Windsor had a penalty claim turned away when James Mordey seemed to trip Keith Scott in the box but Windsor soon wrapped up the match.