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Woking extended their unbeaten run in the Vanarama National League to seven games with a comfortable 3-0 win over Aldershot at the Laithwaite Community Stadium.
All three goals came inside the first 20 minutes, with Tariq Hinds putting the home side in front with his first goal for the club in the third minute.
Dan Moss doubled Woking’s advantage 10 minutes later when he bundled the ball home after Lewis Walker’s attempt was blocked, with Hinds completing the scoring when he turned in a cross from Adam Chicksen at the back post.
A miserable afternoon was made worse for the visitors when Ryan Jones was carried off on a stretcher on 70 minutes after being injured in a tackle from Moss.
No free-kick was given and referee Aaron Farmer booked Jack Barham and Marcus Dewhurst for contesting the decision.
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