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Guiseley 2-0 Leamington: Lions are rewarded for their patience

TWO goals in the space of six second-half minutes Guiseley made it back-toback wins in all competitions with victory over Leamington.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 October 2021

By Tom Feaheny

GUISELEY 2
LEAMINGTON 0
TWO goals in the space of six second-half minutes Guiseley made it back-toback wins in all competitions with victory over Leamington.
The Lions were made to wait 70 minutes to break the deadlock, through Jordan Thewlis’ penalty, before Regan Hutchinson made sure soon after.
Fresh from their FA Cup victory over Blyth Spartans last week, Guiseley were soon into their stride with Jake Hull forcing Leamington keeper Jake Weaver into a fine reaction save, tipping the ball over the crossbar.
Opposite number George Cantrill was forced into an equally crucial ...

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