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Windsor managed to salvage a point from their match at Chalfont St Peter on Tuesday evening thanks to an exquisite second half strike from Noah Henry
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the Jacks initially looked like they might run away with the game against their hosts
but Chalfont stuck to their task creditably and fought back to turn the contest on its head before the break
Credit must also go to the Chalfont St Peter ground staff for getting the game on when many others in the division fell foul of the wet weather
the surface - which held up remarkably well in the first 15 minutes - did deteriorate over the course of the game and it proved a bit of a leveller
In the end both sides were reduced to slugging it out like two heavyweight boxers past their prime
Windsor managed to get in one last punch when their legs looked gone
and a fast start from the visitors was capitalised on in the ninth minute when some slick passing on the wet surface saw Avta Akhsiashvili’s pacy low cross from the right dispatched at the far post by Zabi Vakili on his debut
Chalfont huffed and puffed for a period without causing Windsor too many headaches
but the visitors switched off from a corner in the 17th minute and Dan Wilson floated a clever header past Marson Childs to make it 1-1
Windsor continued to look the more likely scorers
but they failed to make the most of a series of threatening positions and were caught on the counter 10 minutes before half-time
Harrison Datta was the player to get Chalfont's second
passing the ball into the bottom right-hand corner of the net
The second half became more of a war of attrition
with physical endeavour triumphing over skill and quality football
There were also frequent stoppages for injuries on both sides
As the half wore on it looked more and more likely Windsor wouldn't be able to break down their disciplined hosts given the conditions
That was until Henry picked up the ball on the right wing
cut inside before curling an unstoppable shot into the top left-hand corner of the net from 30 yards in the 66th minute
least of all the bemused Matt Messer in the Chalfont goal
Both sides hit the woodwork in the closing stages but on balance a draw was just about a fair result
The result leaves Windsor 116th in Combined Counties League 1
Windsor host Colliers Wood United at Holloways Park this evening (Friday) in another six-pointer against a side in and around them in the table
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