Windsor went into the match without Dave Carroll (injured) and Jason Cousins (suspended) and it showed.

Windsor have become known for their solid defence this season but seemed to have a gaping hole straight down the middle as Leon Townley and Adedayo Ajoge tried to get used to playing together.

The midfield seemed to have a similar problem. A lack of composure lead to many passes going astray and few options for the forward players.

Both sides managed to put together a couple of chances in the early stages of the half.

Keith Scott hit the bar after lobbing Albert Ademi and also sent one just over the bar.

Craig Watkins put a header over and had another shot saved before Windsor finally took the lead.

Keith Scott held up the ball ten yards from the Epsom area and played in Lee Roache down the right. Roache crossed and Scott headed in.

Epsom keeper Albert Ademi was doing his best to get Craig O'Connor sent off as every time the Windsor striker got close to challenge for the ball he would go down clutching his face.

The referee finally got wise to this in the second half forcing him up every time he went down.

The second half seemed to be a contest of who could kick who the hardest without actually getting sent off, and with this ref it was quite easy.

Simon Hatton and Chris Read should have walked for two challenges each, but only saw yellow once each as maybe should Windsor's Craig O'Connor.