National League

SAMPSON SEES OFF LIONS FOR THE PORT

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 March 2019

GUISELEY 0
SOUTHPORT 1
By Tom Feaheny
SOUTHPORT completed a league double over Guiseley, emerging the better side in a match with few key chances. Jack Sampson – who scored the winner in the reverse fixture – had the first opportunity for the Sandgrounders when he was found in the area from about six yards out, but his flicked header drifted wide.
The same forward would have an even better chance as a freekick into the area found him unmarked, but his shot was blocked by Lions keeper Marcus Dewhurst who deflected it away with his leg. The hosts had their first and best chance on...

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