National League North

SENDING OFF LEAVES HOSTS HANGING ON FOR A DRAW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2019

LEAMINGTON 2
GUISELEY 2
By Paul Edwards
TEN-MAN Leamington hung on for a point after this game turned on the second half sending off of Stephan Morley.
Joe Clarke was named captain for the day in the absence of the suspended Jack Edwards. He marked the occasion with his first goal for the club in his 108th appearance, crashing a powerful low first time drive into the net from the edge of the box on eight minutes.
The lead was doubled on 25 minutes when Josh March, who up to that point had been heavily marshalled by the Guiseley defence, watched the ball over his shoulder before sending a me...

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