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ORIENT ADD TO LIONS’ WOES!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 April 2018

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By Tom Feaheny

GUISELEY took another took step through the relegation trapdoor after having goalkeeper Luke Coddington sent off.
The Lions stopper was given a straight red card a minute into the second half by referee Marc Edwards after pulling down Macauley Bonne outside the box with the Leyton Orient striker clean through.

Jobi McAnuff then rubbed salt into the wound by curling home the resulting free-kick into the top corner of the net before the former Reading and Wimbledon man added a second with a clinical finish 16 minutes from time, firing low to the left of substitute keeper ...

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