Windsor didn't start too badly and were within inches of taking the lead in the opening couple of minutes.

Symon James managed to get past an on-rushing Paul Gothard and with the keeper stranded he layed the ball across for Peter Holsgrove who's shot was blocked on the line by Pat Sappleton.

But that was as about as good as it got iththem spending the majority of the half in their own half.

Paul Armstrong came very close on two ocassions and turned provider to Nathan Elder who was inches away from turning in his cross.

Billericay were forced into a substitution just before half time when former Royalist Kieran Gallagher collided with Ryan Parsons leaving the 'Ricay winger needing stitches to a cut head.

Windsor got off to the worst possible start in the second half with Leon Hunter popping up to slot a loose ball past Chuck Martini.

It was almost two moments later when Paul Armstrong found space to shoot but was blocked by Dominic White then Justin Skinner and finally Martini.

They did make it two midway through the half when Armstrong's cross was volleyed in by Hunter.

Windsor pulled one back in the last ten minutes when Chuck Martini's free kick was headed to Justin Skinner by Sappleton and the Windsor captain made no mistake with his shot.

They could have even levelled the game in injury time when both Adam Crittenden and Brahim Eloumani were clear with the later deciding to shot first rather than composing himself.