Windsor started brigtly and straight from the start looked like they might just get something from this game.

Adam Wallace raced clear of the Staines defence and was one-on-one with Mark Cousins but the Staines keeper managed to save the shot.

Both Wallace and Peter Holsgrove failed to connect with a Jon Case cross late on in the half and Currie was unlucy to see his shot cleared by Jamie Jarvis after beating Will Dunlop and Kieron Drake.

On the stroke of half time Spencer Walsh found Case who crossed for Emond Protain and the Windsor winger shot wide.

Another good start to the second half and once again Windsor had to perfect chance to get themselve ahead.

Peter Holsgroves cross fell nicely for Case bu effort was once again blocked by Cousins.

Staines were limited to minimal chances with Andre Scarlett managing to find a small amount of space in the box to turn and shoot with Drake making a simple save.

By far Windsor's best chance came just after the hour mark when Drake's free kick was headed down to Wallace and his shot was parried to Peter Holsgrove who, from just a few yards out, sent the bal sailing over the bar and houses behind the ground.

From there it seemed as if the match was to fizzle out to a draw until the third minute of injury time.

Drake rose to punch clear a Staines free kick but was blocked by three players and following a 'pinball' moment in the Windsor area Michael Currie manage to knock the ball into the net.