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OPENING WOE FOR GUISELEY

GUISELEY 1 WARRINGTON T 2 By Tom Feaheny

WARRINGTON Town’s trip to Yorkshire was more than worth it as they left Guiseley with a 2-1 win.
The home side took the lead within five minutes and when a cross was only cleared out the area, Adam Lund hit a powerful shot into the bottom left-hand corner.
The Yellows looked to get back into the match and good hold-up play by Ewan Bange led to a
chance for Lewis Earl, who fired a low driving shot goalwards but it was always going wide.
The visitors got their leveller just before the break when a corner found the head of Bange, who ju...

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