The Terrors completed a successful Christmas with a convincing 3-0 win over Kingstonian at Kingsmeadow.

Carl Hutchings was unlucky in the opening minutes, he won the ball from a corner and managed to get an effort on target, but Rundell, standing guard at the post, knocked the ball off the line.

The Terrors then took a 14th minute lead. Jon Henry-Hayden was hauled back by Simon Sobihi, the referee initially waved play on but changed his mind when the assistant flagged. Jacob Erskine could not have placed the free kick better, over the wall and well away from keeper Luke Garrard.

Kingstonian's Wayne Finnie missed a great chance to immediately equalise, heading over from close range. However The Terrors were soon back on the attack, Garrard scrambled across goal to keep out a Ryan Gray free kick, and Jason Pinnock, following up, hit the loose ball straight to a grateful keeper, who was spreadeagled on the ground.

The Terrors then struck again after 41 minutes with a bizarre goal. A long free kick from Dave King caught in the wind and it bounced into the net over defenders, attackers and opposing goalkeeper. He may be the first Terrors keeper in history to score.

Facing the wind in the second period, the Terrors defended solidly, and Kingstonian could not convert several half chances, particularly from free kicks hit into the box.

The Terrors always looked dangerous on the break and Jon Henry-Hayden wrapped things up in the 75th minute when he latched on to a misdirected defensive header before firing home. K's afternoon was summed up in the last minute, when Rundell headed wide of an open goal.