Windsor went straight out looking to put the disastrous result of Easter Monday behind them and came very slose in the opening minutes.

Paul Holsgrove's ball over the defence found David Warner who's touch took him wide of goal and layed the ball off to Michael Barima who's first shot was blocked by Andy Iga and then by Rob Paris.

Just five minutes later Windsor made their chance pay. Paul Holsgrove was once again the provider, this time for brother Peter who, under pressure from two Kingstonian defenders, slotted the ball calmly past Iga.

Kingstonian were not going to give up too easily and enjoyed a period of pressure on the Windsor goal, unfortunately for them with no real end product, until Dale Marval managed to get past Terry O'Connor and his shot was blocked on the line by Ryan Parsons.

Windsor managed to ride the pressure and came very close to adding a second on the stroke of half time.

Peter Holsgrove played a perfect ball over the defenders for David Warner who could only see his effort smothered by Iga.

The start of the second half should have seen Windsor extend their lead with Iga once again denying Peter Holsgrove.

Paul Holsgrove continued his supply to brother Peter and Warner but Iga was becoming a continued thorn in the sides of the Windsor front men and saving his side from heavy beating.

Kingstonian once again tried to pile on the pressure toward the end of the half and came so close to grabbing a life line.

Bashiry Alimi did well to make space and get of a shot that Martini did well to punch but only straight back at Alimi who then headed over.

Half chances went begging for the home side as the Windsor defence did all they could to keep the ball clear, eventually the referee's final whistle signaled relegation for the hosts and certain safety for Windsor.