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Guiseley 2-3 Hyde United: Tongue talks the talk at Hyde

Top of the NPL Premier Hyde United left West Yorkshire with the three points after seeing off Guiseley in a pulsating game.
Guiseley

By Tom Feaheny

GUISELEY 2
Chippendale 20, Haw 88

HYDE UTD 3
Russ 30, Redshaw 41 (pen), Tongue 73

RED ALERT: Jack Redshaw celebrates his goal for Hyde after Kareem Hassan-Smith was shown ra red card, inset
PICTURE: Mick Atkins

TOP of the NPL Premier Hyde United left West Yorkshire with the three points after seeing off Guiseley in a pulsating game.
It was a pleasing victory for Nick Spooner, the Hyde manager, who said after the game:
“It’s the most satisfying win of the season. It was a battle for us and to leave with the win, the effort we showed and also the way that we played — Ia...

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