Windsor & Eton's up and down form continued with a 2-0 home defeat against Uxbridge.

Mark Boyce and Jon Dyer both struck in the second half to secure all the points for Uxbridge.

As with the match against Oxford City only three days previous, this was another match of very limited chances.

Windsor managed the only clear cut chance of the first half when Kelvin McIntosh played in Darren Grieves who shot just wide of the post.

A good start to the second half saw Uxbridge take the lead in the opening couple of minutes.

Jake Parsons chased a long free kick the line before pulling the ball back for Mark Boyce to knock in.

Windsor thought that they had equalised straight away when Grieves truned in Terry O'Connor's cross only for the linesman to raise his flag.

Uxbridge added a second just after the hour when Jon Dyer was left in space to turn in Neville Stamp's cross.

Windsor substitute Michael Chennels a decent opportunity late on to get Windsor back into the match but his effort went just wide of the post.