National League North

ODEJAYE’S A-OK FOR TEN-MAN GUISELEY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 January 2019

…but Dudley saves Blues after Halls sees red

By Neil Turner

LEVEL BEST: Anthony Dudley celebrates his equaliser for Chester after, inset top, he had headed home and Kayode Odejayi had scored for Guiseley, inset bottom
PICTURE: Rick Matthews

GUISELEY, who played for nearly an hour with ten men, hung on for a point against a Chester side lacking the guile to break them down in an explosive encounter at the Deva Stadium.
The visitors took the lead after 19 minutes, when the much-travelled former Cheltenham striker Kayode Odejayi took advantage of some sloppy defending to hea...

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