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Warrington Town 0-0 Guiseley: Honours even in battle of big two

Two of the Northern Premier League’s form teams battled out a goalless draw as Warrington Town and Guiseley shared the points at Cantilever Park.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 February 2023

By James Gordon

WARRINGTON T 0

GUISELEY 0

TOP SAVE: TONY Thompson denies Guiseley’s Courtney Meppen-Walter

TWO of the Northern Premier League’s form teams battled out a goalless draw as Warrington Town and Guiseley shared the points at Cantilever Park.
It was a drab affair of few chances as the Yellows stretched their unbeaten run to 13, while it was Guiseley’s first draw under new manager Paul Phillips, having won seven and lost three of their previous 10.
Warrington boss Mark Beesley said that it had been tough to prepare for the game due to injuries, but that he was disappointed no...

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