It may not have been the result that they wanted, but the 0-0 home draw against Oxford City wasn't without any drama.

Neither side found the back of the net although Oxfird had a penalty saved by an unlikely Windsor player.

To say that this game was lacking chances would be an understatement and it took until the closing moments of the first half for the first chance.

The Oxford defence only managed to clear a corner as far as Terry O'Connor who struck a shot just wide of the post from 20 yards.

The second half was no better and a bad injury to O'Connor after Anthony Alleyne landed on his arm only added to Windsor's injury woes.

All the drama came in the closing minutes when Lee Rendell was brought down by Sam Mazurek resulting in a penalty and a red card.

Jon Case took up position between the sticks and even managed to save Mark Jones' spot kick.

Windsor could have nicked all the points in the final minute Jon Henry-Hayden got down the right and his cross was just knocked off the foot of Darren Grieves to deny Windsor the victiry.