Windsor continued their run of good form with their second 3-0 win in as many games this time against Chessington & Hook Utd.

It was a case of the three Ryan's for Windsor's opener when Ryan Parsons long ball found an unmarked Ryan Ashe who's simple lay off set up Ryan O'Toole for an easy finish.

Parsons was again on hand to set up the second when his free kick found the head of Fergus Moore seting up Bed Hudell at the far post to fire past Mark Daniels.

Chessington were fortunate that the lead wasn't extended further on the stroke of half time when Moore was unlucky to head Chris Ellis' long throw just wide of the post.

Chessington barely had a chance on goal and their best effort came shortly after half time when Barry Godden struck from just outside the area forcing Rob Bullivant to push the ball over the bar.

From the resulting corner Jrden Oldersdhaw headed just wide of the post.

O'Toole continued to trouble the visiting defence and was denied adding a third when Oldershaw pulled of a double block before the lead was finally extended.

Ben Hudell, who would later be named as Man of the Match, managed to stroll through the defence but his shot was parried to the edge of the area by Mark Daniels where Ben Porter was able t fire in.

O'Toole raced though again and hit the post, Ashe hadan effort well saved from the edge of the area and Porter had a header cleared off the line as Windsor continued to pressure Chessington but failed to add to the score.

Courtesy of Malcolm Williams