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By Tom Feaheny

■MAIDENHEAD United picked up a deserved three points to heap more woe on managerless bottom club Guiseley.
Days after sacking boss Paul Cox, the Lions crashed to their seventh straight league display courtesy of goals from Jake Hyde and a Harry Pritchard brace either side of halftime, cancelling out Dayle Southwell’s early effort for Lions.
Former Republic of Ireland defender Sean St Ledger took the side and saw reason for optimism.
“I did see some positives but we conceded some goals that were disappointing from a defensive point of view,” he sa...

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