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Prince shows his class for the Lions

By Tom Feaheny
GUISELEY 3
LEAMINGTON 0
GUISELEY eased to a comfortable victory against Leamington to keep their play-off hopes alive.
The victory means the Lions move to within five points of the top seven places.
The hosts had the first chance as Chris Sang forced Leamington keeper Jake Weaver into a smart save at point-blank range.
Jack Storer started and nearly finished a good move for Leamington, but his effort was well blocked.
In added time, Guiseley took the lead.
Gabriel Johnson found Andrai Jones with a clever pass and he was able to beat the keeper with a header, to give the home ...

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