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Boreham Wood make sure of play-off spot with victory over Guiseley

Boreham Wood secured the win they needed to be sure of their Vanarama National League play-off place, 3-1 at home to already-relegated Guiseley. Bruno Andrade grabbed his 20th goal of the season in just the third minute when the visitors failed to deal with a corner and the striker smashed home the loose ball.Morgan Ferrier made it two on 16 minutes with a close-range finish from Andrade's cross.The Lions pulled one back in bizarre style after 21 minutes when a cross from John Rooney struck both posts and Dayle Southwell was on hand to convert the rebound.But Kane Smith curled in a third in the 69th minute to make sure of Boreham's win and book a play-off meeting with Fylde.

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Bottom side Guiseley hold off Torquay to win

Bottom side Guiseley held off a Torquay fightback to claim a 4-3 win in a thriller between two relegated sides in the Vanarama National League.Guiseley got off to a terrible start at Plainmoor as Harry Flowers was sent off for pulling back Elliott Romain to concede a penalty after three minutes.But Joe Green saved Romain's spot-kick and the visitors took the lead two minutes later through Dayle Southwell.Rhys Healey equalised but Will Hatfield restored Guiseley's lead and Rowan Liburd added a third. Healey's second 18 minutes from time gave the Gulls hope but Liburd added another before George Dowling's consolation.

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Michael Cheek treble fires Dagenham to thrilling victory over Guiseley

Michael Cheek scored his first hat-trick for Dagenham as they edged an eight-goal thriller at already-relegated Guiseley.The 26-year-old broke the deadlock after 16 minutes when he tapped into an empty net after great work from Fejiri Okenabirhie before Liam Gordon doubled Dagenham's advantage with a neat finish through the legs of goalkeeper Luke Coddington.Alex Purver pulled one back for the hosts and they drew level through Ellis Hudson, who slammed in the rebound from James Roberts' saved penalty in the 34th minute.Cheek capitalised on a slip from former Republic of Ireland international Sean St Ledger to regain the lead for the Daggers in the 37th minute but Guiseley were level two minutes later through Simon Lenighan.However, the Lions found themselves behind at the break after Okenabirhie coolly slotted home a penalty on the stroke of half-time to put Dagenham 4-3 up.The goals dried up in the second period but Cheek was on hand to secure his treble after 69 minutes when he was the quickest to react to his own shot, which Coddington saved, to seal an entertaining 5-3 win.

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Guiseley relegated after defeat to Barrow

Guiseley's relegation from the Vanarama National League was confirmed with a 1-0 home defeat to Barrow.The Lions have won only six league games all season and Asa Hall's second-half goal condemned them to the drop.The away side dominated from the off as Joe Green saved Lewis Walters' effort from the edge of the box.Green then brilliantly tipped Dan Jones' shot around the post before Luke James headed wide from inside the six-yard area.Hall headed in what proved to be the winner six minutes after the break after Green failed to deal with a cross.Hall then cleared Rowan Liburd's shot off the line after visiting keeper Steve Arnold was beaten.Barrow's Donovan Makoma was shown a straight red card three minutes from time.

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Jobi McAnuff double helps Leyton Orient beat struggling Guiseley

Guiseley slipped closer towards relegation from the Vanarama National League after falling to a 3-1 defeat at home to Leyton Orient.The Lions, who had goalkeeper Luke Coddington sent off just after half-time, are 15 points adrift of safety with just eight games remaining.Orient began brightly, with Macauley Bonne testing Coddington and Craig Clay seeing a volley fly just wide of the post.Coddington saw red in the 46th minute for bringing down Bonne and Guiseley's punishment was compounded when Jobi McAnuff curled home the resulting free-kick.Orient went further ahead when McAnuff fired low past replacement goalkeeper Joe Green in the 75th minute but their two-goal cushion did not last long.Moments later visiting goalkeeper Dean Brill fluffed a clearance from Joe Widdowson's back-pass, which rolled into his own net.It mattered little, however, as Orient substitute David Mooney wrapped up the victory in added time from James Brophy's pass.

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Halifax deny 10-man Guiseley

Basement club Guiseley missed the chance to claim a vital National League win over Halifax after they were forced to play more than half the game with 10 men in a 1-1 draw.Kayode Odejayi headed the hosts into the lead from a 13th minute free-kick and they dominated the match and possession in the first half.However, the end of the first period was marred by a brawl, with Guiseley midfielder John Rooney shown a straight red card and Halifax defender Scott McManus shown yellow.Halifax took advantage of their extra man in the 68th minute when Ben Tomlinson got on the end of a long ball forward to find the leveller.

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Wesley York gives Gateshead win at Guiseley

Wesley York's first goal in seven matches sealed Gateshead's 1-0 National League win at Guiseley.The visitors got back to winning ways after Saturday's 2-1 home loss to Fylde, with York on target for the first time since his New Year's Day goal in the 2-2 draw at Hartlepool.York found the net in the fifth minute when Scott Barrow's volleyed pass picked him out and he beat his man before coolly slotting into the bottom corner of the net.Basement club Guiseley's winless run stretched to eight games, with a sixth successive defeat another bitter pill for the struggling hosts.

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Macclesfield Town 2-1 Guiseley

National League leaders Macclesfield came from behind to win 2-1 against bottom club Guiseley.Visiting keeper Luke Coddington made early saves from Tyrone Marsh and Nathan Blissett before Rowan Liburd blasted struggling Guiseley into a surprise early lead from a narrow angle.Elliott Durrell twice went close and Mitch Hancox shot over just before half-time.Blissett was denied by the offside flag and then Coddington early in the second half but his first Macclesfield goal arrived on the hour with an athletic finish after Danny Whitaker's corner was flicked on.Coddington had been Guiseley's stand-out performer but was beaten by Marsh's 72nd-minute header as Macclesfield took the lead, and Liburd wasted a glorious chance to equalise after Shwan Jalal parried James Roberts' drive.

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Last-gasp winner for Dover secures points

Mitch Pinnock's late winner gained Dover all three points in a tense 2-1 win against Guiseley at the Crabble Athletic Ground.The midfielder found some extra energy in the last two minutes to beat his man down the left and fire in high past Luke Coddington. It had not look set for a tight affair when the Whites took a fifth minute lead. Anthony Jeffrey surged forward to release Mitch Brundle, who sent a searing 25-yard shot into the top corner.But the Yorkshire side held on well in the second half and levelled when Dayle Southwell struck a free-kick into the top corner past Mitch Walker after 63 minutes.Pinnock's winner however ensured Guiseley's bad run extended to one win in 15.

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Jimmy Spencer treble downs nine-man Guiseley as Mansfield progress

Jimmy Spencer opened his Mansfield account in style after scoring a hat-trick to guide the League Two side to a comfortable 3-0 win over nine-man Guiseley in the FA Cup second round.Spencer had failed to score in his previous 16 matches for the Stags but grabbed the headlines as Darren Holden was dismissed in the first half for the visitors, with Chris M'Boungou also seeing red five minutes into the second half.In a one-sided first half, goalkeeper Jonathan Maxted made a string of important saves for the National League visitors to keep Mansfield at bay.However, resistance was broken in the 31th minute when Paul Anderson hooked a superb cross from the right wing for Spencer to bury a close-range header.Holden's dangerous tackle on Spencer eight minutes later left his side with a mountain to climb as Guiseley were reduced to 10 men.M'Boungou followed him down the tunnel after a second bookable offence before Spencer doubled his tally in the 52th minute with cool finish from Chris Hamilton's cutback.Spencer completed his hat-trick from the penalty spot, sending Maxted the wrong way after Danny Lowe had hauled him down to send Mansfield into the third round.

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Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Rochdale	18	14	1	3	+21	43
Carlisle United	20	13	4	3	+16	43
York City	20	12	6	2	+28	42
Forest Green Rovers	20	12	6	2	+17	42
Boreham Wood	20	12	5	3	+18	41
Scunthorpe United	19	10	7	2	+12	37
Southend United	19	10	5	4	+17	35
Hartlepool United	20	7	9	4	+8	30
Wealdstone	20	8	6	6	+3	30
FC Halifax Town	20	8	4	8	-2	28
Tamworth	20	8	4	8	-5	28
Solihull Moors	20	7	5	8	-5	26
Woking	20	6	7	7	+2	25
Eastleigh	20	6	5	9	-6	23
Altrincham	20	7	2	11	-7	23
Boston United	20	5	6	9	-9	21
Yeovil Town	20	6	3	11	-10	21
Brackley Town	20	5	5	10	-10	20
Sutton United	20	4	7	9	-8	19
Gateshead	20	5	4	11	-21	19
Braintree Town	20	4	5	11	-11	17
Morecambe	20	4	5	11	-20	17
Aldershot Town	20	3	4	13	-10	13
Truro City	20	3	3	14	-18	12

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