Guiseley head into Tuesday’s fixture at Nethermoor Park sitting third in the Northern Premier League Premier Division with 29 points, having picked up 10 points from their last five league matches. Leek Town travel north as one of the division’s lower-placed sides: they are 19th with 14 points and have taken five points from their last five.
Kick-off: Tuesday 3 November at 19:45 GMT. The match will be played at Nethermoor Park.
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Recent form and the fixture story
Guiseley’s recent league sequence (oldest to newest LWWWD) has produced seven goals and four conceded in the last five matches, a run that underpins their top-three position. Their season numbers show a side that has combined an efficient attack with a compact record to this point — 29 goals scored and 14 conceded across 14 matches — which explains why they’ve collected 29 points so far.
Leek Town arrive with a more mixed set of signals. Their last-five league results read DDWLL and yielded five points; across the season they have scored prolifically (30 goals from 15 games) but also leaked 33, leaving them 19th on 14 points. That balance — capable of finding the net but vulnerable at the back — makes them a dangerous away opponent in flashes, even if their recent run has not produced consistent returns.
What to watch on the night: Guiseley’s momentum at the top end of the table and recent run of wins gives them the edge in consistency; Leek’s fixtures so far show they can score freely but their defensive record is likely to be targeted by the home side. The sample is the current league season (to date) and the last-five match window for short-term form.
Guiseley
3rd · 29 pts · 14 played
Leek Town
19th · 14 pts · 15 played
Last five league matches · oldest → newest
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FanBanter 90-minute pick: Guiseley to win.
Guiseley’s league position and 10 points from their last five league games give them the clearer recent form advantage; Leek’s high season goal tally is concerning but their defensive record and lower points total suggest Guiseley are more likely to take three points at Nethermoor Park.
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Next fixtures
Guiseley
- Tue 10 Nov, 19:45 · Warrington Rylands Vs Guiseley
- Tue 17 Nov, 19:45 · Guiseley Vs Ashton United
Leek Town
- Sat 7 Nov, 15:00 · Leek Town Vs Ilkeston Town
- Sat 21 Nov, 15:00 · Whitby Town Vs Leek Town
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