Windsor 2 - 3 AFC Hayes
Tuesday 1st December 2015 at Stag Meadow
  • Lineups
  • Report
Windsor - AFC Hayes
Carl DENNISON1Bobby KHAIRA
Josh WALDRON2Billy FRASER
Jamie DI GIUSEPPE3Dujon DESGURANTE
Charlie GRAVES4Luke BALDWIN
Adam KIRBY5Cameron GILMARTIN
Luke BROOKS-SMITH6Matt HUBBARD
Barry DUNBAR7Dean MCDONNELL
Jason SHEEHAN8Jordan BERRY
Charlie SAMUEL9Ronnell DENNISS
Omar RIAZ10Sam SAYDEE
Stephane DEED11Josh QUADRY
Subs
Jack BANKS12Gibson PASMA
Victor OCANSEY14Christian BARRETT
Jake JENKINS15
Amin KHOMSI16
Travis RICHARDSON-HODGE17


Substitutions
HTJason Sheehan (off)
Amin Khomsi (on)		Windsor
67'McDonnell (off)
Pasma (on)		AFC Hayes
69'Barry Dunbar (off)
Jack Banks (on)		Windsor
80'Charlie Graves (off)
Jake Jenkins (on)		Windsor
83'Saydee (off)
Barrett (on)		AFC Hayes


Scorers
Brooks-Smith 47' (p)
Dunbar 62'		Barry 15'
Saydee 19'
Saydee 68'


Penalty Shootout


Bookings
15'Carl DennisonWindsor
33'Jamie Di GiuseppeWindsor
54'Charlie GravesWindsor
90'PasmaAFC Hayes


Sendings Off

Windsor suffered their fourth defeat of the season going down 2-3 at home to AFC Hayes.

Windsor had started well but it was the visitors that went ahead after just 15 minutes when Carls Dennison up-ended Sam Saydee conceeding a penalty that Joradn Berry converted.

Saydee then doubled he lead moments later when he got on the end of a low cross as both sides tried to push to enhance the score.

It wasn't until the second half that the game really came to life.

Windsor were gifted a way back into the match when Cameron Gilmartin brought down Charlie Samuel with Luke Brooks-Smith slotting home the penalty for his first club goal.

The visitors then felt hard done by when referee Luis Nunes failed to send off Charlie Graves after he kicked out at Saydee, although the strikers theatrics on the floor did him no favours.

Windsor then drew level when the AFC defence failed to clear Brooks-Smith's corner allowing Barry Dunbar to poke the ball in.

The scores were level for only a matter of minutes when Saydee was allowed to walk through the home defence and slot past Dennison.

Windsor had one last effort in injury time when another coner fell for Jamie Di Guiseppe on the edge of the area but his effort was well saved by Bobby Khaira.

Courtesy of Malcolm Williams

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