WINDSOR are now six matches without a win in all competitions after a 2-2 draw with Tuffley Rovers in the Hellenic League Premier Division on Saturday, writes Rob Stevens.
The Stag Meadow-based club have not tasted success since the win at Reading City in the league over six weeks ago, and they twice conceded a lead against Tuffley.
A goal from William Montague gave them a lead inside seven minutes but Mark Pritchett equalised for the visitors. Windsor restored their advantage through Danny Horscroft before the break, but Pritchett scored again in the second half to ensure the points are shared.
The draw means Windsor stand in 14th position in the league table but only three points outside the top-10.
Windsor turn their attention to the Hellenic League Floodlit Cup and a visit to Stag Meadow from rivals Burnham tonight (Tuesday, 7.45pm).
Chalvey Sports are now four games without a win in all competitions following their 3-1 defeat at Risborough Rangers in Division One East last weekend.
A goal from Connor Shingleston gave The Stabmonks a lead at the B.E.P Stadium but Ben Hammond equalised for Risborough before the break. The unbeaten league leaders secured the points in the second half with goals from Gary Rymer and Sam Pekun.
PHOTO: Former Windsor player Connor Shingleston (white) scored for Chalvey Sports in the defeat at Risborough Rangers on Saturday.
Chalvey now stand in 10th position in the table ahead of a visit to Arbour Park from Thame Rangers this Saturday (3pm).
Langley suffered their fifth consecutive defeat in the league when losing 5-0 to Long Crendon at Summerleaze Village on Saturday.
Goals from Oli Lethbridge and Scott Chappell gave the visitors a clear advantage heading into the break, with further goals in the second half from Harry Pettingell, Archie Pettingell and James Hawkes.
The defeat means Langley remain third from bottom in the table ahead of a trip across Berkshire to bottom side Woodley United this Saturday (3pm).
Holyport did not have a fixture to fulfil last weekend but return to action when Abingdon Town visit Summerleaze Village this Saturday (3pm).
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