Warrington Town secured a 2-1 victory over Guiseley in their recent National League North fixture at Guiseley's home ground in Yorkshire. The match, played on August 8, saw Guiseley take an early lead, with Adam Lund scoring within the opening five minutes. After a clearance fell back into play, Lund struck a powerful shot into the bottom left corner to put the hosts ahead.

Guiseley pressed to extend their lead, with striker Lewis Earl forcing a chance following effective hold-up play from teammate Ewan Bange. However, Earl’s low drive missed the target, keeping the visitors in contention.

Warrington Town equalized just before halftime when a corner delivery found Bange, who headed in from close range to level the score at 1-1. In the second half, Warrington made a decisive breakthrough shortly after introducing a substitute. The new arrival intercepted a loose ball near the center circle, quickly advancing before calmly finishing past Guiseley goalkeeper Atherton to secure the winning goal.

The result marks an important away win for Warrington Town early in the season, while Guiseley will look to bounce back after their home opener defeat.