Ten-man Jersey Bulls held to 3-3 Windsor and Eton draw
Jay Giles was sent off after half an hour for Jersey Bulls
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Ten-man Jersey Bulls conceded a late equaliser in a thrilling 3-3 draw at Windsor and Eton in Isthmian League South Central.
The point extended Bulls' unbeaten run in the league to 28 games - a sequence that goes back to 30 December 2025.
They remain second in the table, seven points behind leaders Bognor Regis Town, but have one game in hand, while third-placed Raynes Park Vale are now just a point behind.
After some good early pressure the hosts took a 13th-minute lead when Morgan Elliott headed in from a floated free-kick.
But the islanders needed just two minutes to draw level as top scorer Lorne Bickley blasted home after a ball in from James Sunley.
A decisive spell came shortly before the 30-minute mark when Jarma Mohamed had a Jersey goal ruled out for offside and a minute later they were reduced to 10 men when Jay Giles was given a straight red card for a dangerous tackle.
The visitors were indebted to goalkeeper Euan van der Vliet, who made two excellent saves as the first half drew to a close while Windsor's Jordi Ebanda missed a good chance.
In-form Casey Nixon forced an excellent save from Windsor's Finley Purcell soon after the break before Sunley gave the islanders a 50th-minute lead.
His second goal in three games came in style as he picked up the ball in his own half and beat a number of defenders before finishing past Purcell.
But a minute later the scores were level when Bruno Dos Santos got his first goal of the season for the hosts.
Despite their numerical disadvantage Bulls continued to press for a goal as Luke Watson and Sammy Henia-Kamau went close.
But Sunley was on target with five minutes to go as he was first to a loose ball and calmly finished.
However, it was not enough for the islanders as Kieran Jordan ensured the points were shared when he found the net three minutes later.
