Northern Premier League

SUB FARRELL TURNS GAME ON HEAD TO STUN ROBINS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 November 2025

GUISELEY 4 ASHTON UNITED 2
By Tom Feaheny

GUISELEY stormed back from 2-0 down to take victory – and leave Ashton United shell-shocked.
The Robins took the lead with the first chance – a Luca Navarro cross deflected off Jordan Thewlis and past Joe Cracknell for a fourth-minute own goal.
The visitors could have doubled their lead soon after. A cross wasn’t cleared and eventually the ball was heading in until it was cleared off the line.
Guiseley’s Thewlis forced a good acrobatic save from Jordan Eastham with his shot looking bound for the bottom corner of ...

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