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GUISELEY 3 TORQUAY UNITED 2

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By Tom Feaheny

A SCRAPPY winner with the last kick of the game earned Guiseley a first win of the season at the expense of managerless Torquay United in a pulsating contest.
A 95th-minute goalmouth scramble saw four Guiseley players attempt to force the ball over the line and in the end it was Lee Molyneux who squeezed the ball home.
It capped another miserable afternoon for the Gulls, who went behind to Jake Lawlor’s early strike, only for quickfire goals from Sean McGinty and Ruairi Keating to turn the tables. Kevan Hurst restored parity four minutes from time before the late dra...

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