Worting started brightly and were denied an early lead when Chris May's long ball was headed down by Mark Watson t Richard Pacquette who's effort was well saved by Kieron Drake.

Pacquette came close moments later when he got through and this time fired over the bar.

Windsor started to push forward and a clever combination of passes between Adam Wallace and Lee Holsgrove allowed the Windsor midfielder to play in David Warner who lobbed May and saw his effort come back off the bar.

When Holsgrove found Warner again later in the half it looked as if the Windsor striker was in to give his side the lead, but May just managed to get a hand on the ball and push it around the post.

Worthing took the lead late on in the half when Danny Davies swung in a corner which was headed in at the far post by Stafford Browne.

Windsor were denied the perfect start to the second half when their appeals for what looked like a definite penalty were turned down when Marc Pullan clipped the heels of David Warner sending the Windsor man tumbling in the box.

It got worse for Windsor mid way through the half when a tackle by Dave Tilbury on Marc Cable allowed substitute Roy Pook to get clear and cross for Richar Pacquette who thundered the ball past Drake.

Windsor tried to get themselves back in to the game but for all their good passing at the back were unable to make it pay up front.

It wasn't until second half injury time that they managed to make an impact.

Matt Bicknell got free on the right and was taken down by Pook and the ball broke nicely for Warner. As the Windsor stiker let off his shot and sent the ball flying past May and into the top corner the referee blew his whistle and awarded the free kick.

Justice was done as Dean Clarke stepped up to take the kick and found Jon Case at the far post who headed in his first goal for Windsor & Eton.