National League North

DINANGA IS SO DEADLY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 February 2020

By Tom Feaheny
GUISELEY 1
AFC TELFORD UTD 2
MARCUS Dinanga struck twice as AFC Telford United came from behind to sink Guiseley.
The visitors had the first chance when Brendon Daniels hit a freekick from the edge of the area. It went over the wall and had to be well held by Guiseley keeper Brad Wade.
Five minutes before the break, the Lions took the lead. A free-kick was crossed into the area and fell to Chris Sang, who saw his shot blocked. The rebound fell to Kennedy Digie, with the defender slotting an expert finish into the corner.
In added time, the Bucks nearly levelled when the dange...

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