Guisborough Town secured a dramatic late victory over Ossett United on Saturday, overturning a two-goal deficit in the final minutes of the contest. The match, played at Guisborough’s home ground, saw Nathan Haslam’s side rally from behind to claim a 3-2 win.

Ossett United started strongly, taking an early lead within the opening five minutes when Jack Crook capitalized on a defensive mistake to score. The visitors extended their advantage shortly after, with Joe Crosby converting a penalty to make it 2-1.

Guisborough Town responded in the second half, with Matty Wilshaw leveling the score in the 74th minute after heading in a cross from Soni Fergus. As the match appeared to be heading for a draw, Connor Simpson netted his first goal for the club, bringing the scores to 2-2 and setting up a tense finish.

The decisive moment came deep into added time when Tolu Osiyemi, showing impressive close control, maneuvered through the defense before his shot deflected off an Ossett defender and found the back of the net. Osiyemi’s goal completed a swift turnaround and secured all three points for Guisborough Town.

The victory marked a significant end to a closely contested match, with Guisborough demonstrating resilience and determination to overcome the late deficit against Ossett United.