Tring manager Howard Cowley commented: "'This was a very important result for us. Three outstanding goals - including two superb strikes from Alex Kinsley - topped a hard-working, well-organised performance. For a side humiliated on its last outing, we showed great resolve today. Scoring first made a difference, but being consistent is the key : there is not a lot between many of the sides in this division, so it's down to us to get our game right from week to week"

The line-up showed several changes from the previous match. New signing Luke Reid made a confident debut at right-back in a new-look four-man defence, while Chris Gibson, one of the key members of last season's side has returned, although sat out this game on the bench.

Tring had the better of the opening exchanges, although didn't create any clear-cut chances before taking the lead in spectacular style on 12 minutes. Alex Kinsley, whose pace had already caused plenty of problems for the Camberley defence, went on another mazy run before unleashing a shot from 25 yards that flew past Camberley keeper Chris Westphal for a superb solo goal.

Westphal was extended by another Kinsley shot on 25 minutes, but this time brought off a save. Tring went close again on 34 minutes when Westphal punched away a corner to the edge of the area, but Andy Sissons returned it with a volley that was headed off the line by a defender. Three minutes later Steve Groves floated a cross to the far post, where Leon Hibbert got on the end of it but could only divert his header into the side netting.

Kevin Chakaodza challenges at a corner

Alex Kinsley outpaces a Camberley defender

Andy Sissons (9) sees his volley headed off the line