Guiseley 2, Leek Town 2: A last-minute strike from Pete Sumner cancelled out a disputed penalty and gave Guiseley a fair share of the spoils from the visit of Leek Town at Nethermoor on Saturday.

It was a second draw over the holiday period for Guiseley but once again the level of their performance deserved much more.

"I thought we should have taken maximum points from both games and no one will convince me otherwise," said boss Neil Parsley.

"There were two turning points against Leek and they both went against us. We had a Mark Stuart goal disallowed and then had the penalty incident.

"That sums it up for me. The way things have gone recently we never seem to get the rub of the green.

"But things will change, our turn will come. We are creating chances and are showing a lot of spirit. We came back well with just minutes to go here and at Farsley we came from a goal and a man down.

"The league position looks a lot healthier after four draws but when I get all my players back from injury we will be turning these draws into wins."

The 83rd-minute penalty award had heads dropping in the home side but Guiseley soon picked up and it would have been an injustice had they not rescued at least a point.

They did but it only added a single to the one they were left with from Thursday's derby at Throstle Nest.

Stuart's header in the second minute was ruled out by a linesman's offside flag and the late spot kick was also awarded by an assistant. The decision that centre back Jon Wordsworth had deliberately handled the ball was missed by the referee.

Guiseley finally broke the deadlock in the 56th minute when Dave Henry headed home but Adam Martin netted a header to level in the 77th minute.

When Leek substitute Danny Bainbridge and Wordsworth challenged for a bouncing ball in Guiseley's area, not one of the visitors claimed a spot kick but it was awarded and David McPherson duly despatched it.

With less than 30 seconds on the clock Stuart crossed to the far post and Sumner slid in to meet it on the half-volley and fire in an angled drive.