Billericay started by far the stronger and, all for a brief moment, dominated the first half.

Windsor's only chance of the half coming when Dave McSweeny slipped over letting in Peter Holsgrove forcing Paul Gothard to save with his feet.

Billericay had plenty of opportunities to take the lead with the most notable efforts falling first to Gavin Heeroo from Bertie Brayley's cross and then Steve Forbes from another Brayley cross.

They did go ahead just after the half hour mark with a goal from Steve Forbes.

A debatable free kick from a challenge by Sonny Ball on Brayley was taken by Heeroo and bundled in by Forbes.

The second half saw the momentum swing in Windsor's favour.

Despite an early chance falling to Brayley, which he fired over, Windsor were finally getting on top and got their equaliser.

Dave Tilbury's long ball found Peter Holsgrove who beat Dave McSweeny before shooting past Gothard.

Holsgrove came close again, this time Gothard just managed to get enough to tip the ball round the post.

Windsor pushed for a winner in the closing moment of the game and came very close on a couple of occasions.

Sonny Ball couldn't quite turn Dave Carroll's free kick goalward's, and when Symon James was put trough is first touch took him too close to Gothard.

Billericay had one last push with Chuck Martini doing very well to push over Neil Cousins' header and then tip over Robin Trott's effort from he resulting corner.