National League

DRAGONS ARE PEAR-LESS AS THEY CLIMB TO THE SUMMIT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 February 2018

By Tom Feaheny

WREXHAM climbed to the top of the National League table after easing past a Guiseley side still looking for their first win of 2018.
Goals from top scorer Chris Holroyd and centre-back Shaun Pearson saw the Dragons leap ahead of Macclesfield Town on goal difference, leaving boss Dean Keates with the task now to keep them there.

“I’m pleased obviously to be top of this league, I thought we got the job done and could have got a few more as well,” he said. “There is still a lot of the season to go, we have a lot of games to play but this is where we...

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