It was an entertaining and even encounter with both sides in the play-off places; the opponents traded blows with spells of possession and chances throughout, but the visitors got off to the best possible start when a corner was headed in by Ahmed Ali capped off OJM's dominance of the opening stages.

It didn't take long for Droitwich to get into their rhythm however and Andy Crowthers' side created numerous chances to equalise before Alex Dugmore evened things up with a devastating header for his 12th of the season from a corner with 11 minutes on the clock.

OJM had further chances before the break for Steven Lesley, but Sayer denied him well before an excellent aerial opportunity was put wide just before half time.

Cory Rudd signalled the first chance of the 2nd half, but he too headed wide, before Lesley narrowly missed the target with an attempted chip and Steffan Cameron's effort hit the side-netting.

Josh Hurdman responded as he raced clear of the offside trap of the Division's best defense, but 'keeper Tom Clapp saved well to deny him.

Clapp had to be alert again to deny a trademark Rudd thunderbolt, and from the resulting corner kick Scott Braiden-Smith's header was also well held.

The hosts started to run out of steam, and with 10 minutes to play Jordan Sangha beat the offside trap, Sayer saved his initial effort well but the rebound was squared back to Sangha just yards out, who tapped into an empty net.

Worse was to follow 6 minutes later as from a Droitwich corner, Dugmore's failed attempt to clear on the halfway line allowed OJM Sub Kosheen Sappleton in; his heavy touch looked like Sayer had a straightforward collection, only for the ball to evade him and Sappleton couldn't believe his luck as he sealed his side all three points.