A heavy downpoor 30 minutes before kick off did nothing to help an already tired pitch and persistant rain throughout did nothing to help both sides.

Despite this, Windsor put on one of their best displays all season and came away worthy victors.

Frailties in the visiting defence were exposed early on when confusion let Gavin Tomlin in on goal only for him to hit a poor shot wide.

Windsor made Billericay pay for their mistakes after just 6 minutes when Dave McSweeney played the ball back to Rikki Millard who tried to clear but managed to hit Adam Wallace leaving him with an easy finish.

Windsor enjoyed the greater possesion but chances remained at a minimum throughout the half.

Right on the stroke of half time Windsor should have doubled their lead when Jamie Jarvis headed Solomon Taiwo's corner into the ground and Rikki Millard did well to tip the ball over the bar.

The half time break saw Billericay make two changes bringing on Joe Flack and John Simmons for Dave Collins and Tom Poole.

Although the changes didn't make an immediate impact it was Flack that should have levelled for the visitors.

Nathan Elder managed to get past Will Dunlop and sent the ball across the goal to flack who somehow hit over from 2 yards.

Chances, unlike the pitch, dried up until the closing moments of the game.

Lee Hodges free kick was headed onto Jamie Dormer by Nathan Elder and Dormer was only denied by a last ditch block by Lee Holsgrove.

Billerricay were luck to finish with all their players on the pitch as on the stroke of full time Tomlin again got clear of the Billericay defence only to be pulled back by Danny Brown who got away with just a yellow card.