Guiseley U19s 2-0 BPA U19s.
The U19s finished their home league programme with a useful win over their local Bradford rivals in a closely fought and entertaining match.  Liam Robinson and Fernando Moke scored both goals from good set up play to seal the deserved result on the back of a solid hard working performance.

Outstanding fixtures due to recent bad weather and pitch unavailability for U19 league clubs are presently being dealt with by the Northern Under 19 Alliance League.  

Guiseley Ladies 4-0 Lumley Ladies - report

Guiseley secure 2-1 victory but Eastwoods 3-1 win at Leek leaves the Lions one point short of the play-offs  match report

Guiseley U19s lost 3-0 to Farsley Celtic at Brighouse Town FC on Thursday night.  Guiseley competed well until the first goal against them was allowed for clear offside play.  Their game then suffered with two more goals conceded by trying to chase the game. . 

Farsley Celtic Res. 0-2 Guiseley Reserves
The reserves finished their league programme at near neighbours Farsley and capped a fine performance with a two good second half goals by Chris Davey and Fernando Moke sealed their victory.  With four under 19 players further blooded into the team its a shame the season ends here but a bright future lies ahead.    

Three precious points courtesy of a late goal by Gavin Knight keep Guiseley's play-off hopes alive match report

Guiseley Reserves 2-2 Ossett Albion Reserves 
In a closely fought and entertaining match the Reserves had to come back from a two goal deficit to draw.  A controversial penalty converted by Ossett set the ball rolling and doubled their tally from a free kick.  Guiseley fought back well with an under strength side, due to various reasons, and could have gone on to win with chances both before and after goals from a John Douglas free kick and cool finish by Fernando Moke.   

Guiseley AFC are pleased to be able to announce that they have agreed terms with Steve Kittrick to remain as first team manager for the 2008 / 2009 season.

The ups and downs of the current season mean that the outcome of the league is still in the balance and whilst Guiseley have possibly become the outsider in the three horse race for the final two play-off places a win on Saturday at Worksop Town could change everything once again.

The Guiseley board are pleased with the way in which Steve has injected new blood into the team and initiated a much more entertaining style since his appointment last December. They are looking for continued progress in whatever league Guiseley end up playing in next season and with his own team around him, feel that Steve is the man to achieve this.

Guiseley Ladies lost at home 2-0 to league leaders Morley Sports this evening and a reverse result of the away fixture last week.

Guiseley, Buxton and Eastwood suffer stage fright in run in for play-off places.   match report

Tonight's U19s v Liversedge U19s league match at Nethermoor has been called off at the opposition's request.  The resultant implications are being addressed by the two clubs and the league.

Guiseley Ladies reversed their league fixture against Darlington RA and travelled to Durham where unfortunately they lost 4-1

Lions lose by narrowest margin match report

Today's reserve match against Ossett Albion has had to be postponed due to a severely waterlogged pitch and tomorrow's Ladies match at home is also in doubt. 

Gavin Knight is set to return from his loan spell with Ilkeston to bolster the The Lions push for the play-offs
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Guiseley Reserves lost this entertaining league match 1-0 at home to their BPA counterparts on the basis of two second half penalty decisions - one awarded and the other not.  This was one of those games where the Reserves had done enough to win in a good general performance against a decent side who defended and counter attacked well.  Sadly, only the cutting edge at the business end of the pitch was missing.  However, given recent indifferent form this was in fact a thoroughly positive and hard working showing in putting the Avenue goal under far more pressure than their own was.  With Arran Hollindrake, returning from long term injury in attack, settling back in quite well this was a welcome sight and bonus.    

Guiseley Ladies now realise how their season might have been after travelling to league leaders Morley Sports for this evening's match and returning with a 5-3 victory.  Goals from Dunn 2, Dainty 2 and Jenkins sealed a well deserved win and boosted confidence going into their remaining matches. 

Guiseley Ladies comprehensively defeated York City Ladies 6-1 at Nethermoor today to boost confidence before their clash at league leaders Morley Sports on Tuesday evening at Ossett Albion's ground, ko 7.30pm.  Scorers today were Dainty 2, Winters 2, Dunn, Jenkins.
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Hednesford given a point as Buxton and Eastwood share spoils to leave Guiseley in fifth. match report

In cold windy conditions on Tuesday night Guiseley U19s were narrowly defeated 1-0 by Yorkshire Amateur U19s and took revenge for a Guiseley win in the reverse fixture recently.  Guiseley struggles to control the ball and the game with a first half following wind and went in luckily with only one goal against them, the visitors missing several clear chances and a penalty.  The second half saw Guiseley far more in the game but lacked good goal creation and finishing when it matrered.  Overall, the U19s deserved something from the game in showing character to compete and force their game forwards against a stiff wind and strong opposition.   . 

Guiseley Ladies were defeated 1-0 at Blyth LFC today in a close and keenly fought league match.

Sean Taylforth grabs equaliser two minutes from time to share spoils on west coast in 2-2 draw at Fleetwood Town.
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Guiseley last night signed former Premiership player Lee Crooks from Rochdale.  The 30 year old combative midfielder has proven influential and playing experience from a long football league career which includes spells at Barnsley and at Bradford City under Colin Todd's managership. 

Guiseley Res. 1-3 Stalybridge C. Res.
A 2nd half late forced own goal by Stalybridge was to little to late for the Reserves and scant reward for the general work and purpose shown by this young team.  After a good 1st half which Guiseley largely controlled well but went into the break one goal down.  The 2nd half saw the Reserves struggle to maintain their form and Celtic go further ahead into a 3-0 lead before Guiseley rallied in worsening rainy conditions.    

Below par performance sees Daniels draw at Lions den match report

Wakefield FC Reserves 1-1Guiseley Reserves
Playing in dreadful weather conditions a youthful reserve side worked hard and deservedly led until the 87th minutes when the hosts finally managed to work a good goal to draw level.  Guiseley had much of the play and scored from a corner through John Douglas with a header.  Several players were forced to play out of position due to injuries and unavailability and three further enforced injury substitutions had to be made.  However, the team delivered a good battling display in the conditions and circumstances and provided further experience for such a young team.