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Harvey Hampson was the hero for Atherton LR as they progressed in the FA Vase with a penalty shootout victory against Cammell Laird.
With the scores locked at 2-2 at the end of 90 minutes, LR scored 3 of their penalties before Hampson secured their spot in the next round by saving Ben Wood’s spot kick.
Elsewhere in the FA Vase, Oliver Hodgson notched his first goal of the season in Longridge’s 2-1 exit away at Boldon – with Liam Gould also making an appearance from the bench.
Brad Sullivan kept his first clean sheet of the season as Wythenshawe Town progressed with a 3-0 win v Cheadle Heath Nomads.
Three other players were on the wrong side of results as Daisy Hill (Gerry McCullion and Danny Fernandez) and Barnoldswick (Harrison Aubrey-Williams) were both eliminated from the competition.
In the FA Trophy, Freddie Machell played 90 minutes for Clitheroe away at Pontefract with the home side scoring a 94th minute winner.
Finally, in the North West Counties Premier Divison Charlie Cox’s Ramsbottom United travelled to FC Isle of Man but were on the wrong side of a 3-2 result.
Check back every Monday for updates on all of our players out on loan and dual registration!
Photo credit: PJ Photography
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Jonno’s men will be hoping to build on their unbeaten start, with a 1-0 win over Warrington Rylands last time out sending us up to 3rd in the Northern Premier League Premier Division North.
Our opponents were held 2-2 by Workington in their last outing.
Players to have represented both clubs include Gabriel Johnson and Anthony Dudley.
In Opposition – Guiseley AFC
Guiseley AFC were formed in 1909 in West Yorkshire, moving to their current home, Nethermoor Park, the same year.
The club’s greatest day came in 1991, beating Gretna Rovers 3-1 in the FA Vase.
Guiseley reached the National League in 2015, surviving for two seasons before being relegated in 2018.
Admission & Tickets
Tickets are on sale and can be purchased from Guiseley’s website. You can also pay on the gate.
Travel & Parking
Address: Nethermoor Park, Otley Road, Guiseley, Leeds, LS20 8BT
Parking: There is a large council carpark on Netherfield Road (LS20 9PY) which is a 2 minute walk across a railway bridge to the ground. Nethermoor Park is closely bordered by local residents and we aim to minimise disruptions where possible.
Nearest Train Station: Nethermoor is about five minutes’ flat walk from Guiseley station. It is very well served on the Wharfedale Line by trains from Leeds, Bradford and Ilkley.
Supporters Coach: Fans can still purchase tickets for our supporters coach, tickets are £28. Click here to purchase. Tickets will be on sale until 3pm on Monday, or until they are sold out.
Match Coverage & Live Stream
If you are unable to make the game, we’ll have all the live coverage across our media platforms.
Live Stream: For this game, we will have no live stream. Keep up-to-date with all our video content via the club’s YouTube Channel. Click to subscribe and never miss highlights and match reaction across the season.
Audio Commentary: Roch Valley Radio will be providing commentary for this game. Click here ahead of kick-off to listen live. Audio commentary will be provided for every game of the season, so you will never miss a piece of the action.
Social Media: Our team will also bring you in-depth text commentary via the club ‘MatchDay Live‘ Twitter feed, with team news and half time and full time updates available also on Facebook and feel like you are there with our match galleries and imagery available over on Instagram.
Whatever the weather, wherever you are across the globe, we have you covered.
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There was one change to the Bury team that won in midweek with Kai Evans starting after a couple of impactful substitute appearances.
From the off the home side looked strong. On an early attack George Glendon played in Rustam Stepans, his curled shot hit the post. Kai Evans and DJ Pedro both saw shots saved by Rylands keeper Luke Pilling.
The match was still fairly open and the visitors had chances from Harrison Wood and George Waring that Mitch Allen had to do well to save.
After James Neild had shot on goal from a Leo Graham corner Pedro fired into the back of the net but the offside flag was already up. At the other end Ben Hardcastle also had a goal chalked off for offside.
Bury ought to have taken the lead after earning a penalty, a Stepans cross was handled by a Rylands defender, however Tom Carr’s poor spot kick was too close to Pilling who made the save.
The Shakers put their disappointment behind them and pressed on getting the goal their efforts deserved. Pedro heading home in a packed box from a cross from the left by Kai Evans.
More goals could have been scored, Stepans again hit the woodwork from another curled effort while James Neild and Bailey Sloane had chances from corners put over.
The hosts may have come to regret not taking more of their chances in the first half as after the restart the visitors were much harder to break down.
The one goal lead felt increasingly narrow as time passed and Rylands were getting closer each attack. A couple of Harrison Wood crosses just needed a touch while substitutes Jake Burton and Myles La Bastide both had shots go just wide.
A second goal would have settled the contest but beyond a Luca Navarro shot and a looping Pedro header, both saved well by Pilling, the Shakers couldn’t finish the match off.
Late on and with tempers flaring Bury goalscorer Pedro saw red for his part in an off the ball scuffle. Despite the disadvantage during the long last few minutes Bury saw out the win.
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