Macclesfield Town

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Macclesfield Town

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Marsh-Brown double sees Dover upset leaders Macclesfield

Dover debutant Keanu Marsh-Brown sank National League leaders Macclesfield as his first-half brace earned the home side a 2-0 win. The midfielder, newly signed from Forest Green, took just two minutes to open his account when he took a pot-shot from 25 yards that fizzed into the bottom corner.He then doubled his and his side's tally, taking a through-ball from Femi Ilesanmi before rounding Shwan Jalal to score.That proved enough as the second half brought no further goals, though Jalal had to be alert to pluck Marsh-Brown's effort from the top corner and deny the man of the moment a hat-trick.Sutton's defeat at Maidstone ensured the Silkmen remained top despite the setback, with Dover seventh.

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Macclesfield Town

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Macclesfield Town 2-1 Guiseley

National League leaders Macclesfield came from behind to win 2-1 against bottom club Guiseley.Visiting keeper Luke Coddington made early saves from Tyrone Marsh and Nathan Blissett before Rowan Liburd blasted struggling Guiseley into a surprise early lead from a narrow angle.Elliott Durrell twice went close and Mitch Hancox shot over just before half-time.Blissett was denied by the offside flag and then Coddington early in the second half but his first Macclesfield goal arrived on the hour with an athletic finish after Danny Whitaker's corner was flicked on.Coddington had been Guiseley's stand-out performer but was beaten by Marsh's 72nd-minute header as Macclesfield took the lead, and Liburd wasted a glorious chance to equalise after Shwan Jalal parried James Roberts' drive.

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Macclesfield Town

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Fylde hit Macclesfield for six

Macclesfield's 11-match unbeaten National League run was ended in dramatic fashion following a 6-0 hammering at Fylde.The hosts flew into a sixth-minute lead when Lewis Montrose headed in a Jon Smith corner at the near post.Jack Muldoon doubled the advantage with a swerving 25-yard effort past Sam Ramsbottom in the 23rd minute.The goalkeeper also rued his mishandling for the third when Sam Finley's long-range effort slipped underneath his dive in the 34th minute.When Smith rounded Ramsbottom to net with ease, it was 4-0 before the break, with the keeper substituted at half-time.Finley added his second on the hour and Andy Bond (81) registered a sixth to round off the leaders' misery.

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Macclesfield Town

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Macclesfield Town 2-1 Halifax

Tyrone Marsh's second-half header saw Vanarama National league leaders Macclesfield come from behind to beat Halifax 2-1 on Boxing Day. Tom Denton put the Shayman ahead in the 11th minute when he latched onto a free header for his ninth goal of the season.Danny Whitehead levelled for the Silkmen with a header in first-half stoppage time to leave the match all square at the break.Denton had a shot cleared off the line early in the second half before Marsh headed into the bottom corner in the 78th minute. ends

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Macclesfield Town

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Christian Doidge goal sends Forest Green through to FA Cup second round

Christian Doidge's first-half goal was sufficient to give League Two Forest Green a comfortable FA Cup first-round 1-0 win over National League Macclesfield.Doidge bundled the ball home on 42 minutes from a Scott Laird cross to put Mark Cooper's side into the hat for Monday's second-round draw.Six places separated the two sides in the pyramid and it was Rovers who set the tone, Doidge skimming the top of the Macclesfield bar from a neat Manny Monthe pass.The boot of goalkeeper Brad Collins saved Rovers as the Silkmen found their feet. Tyrone Marsh opened the home side up, but the Chelsea loanee reacted quickly to deny Daniel Whitehead from point-blank range.Rovers responded, Doidge directing a header wide and Keanu Marsh-Brown forcing Shwan Jalal into a plunging save.Rovers should have wrapped the tie up on 75 minutes when Reece Brown and Doidge combined to set substitute Omar Bugiel free, but he somehow contrived to skew wide with just Jalal to beat.

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Oxford goalkeeper Simon Eastwood keeps Macclesfield at bay

Macclesfield must wait if they are to add to their recent list of FA Cup scalps after Oxford somehow escaped from Moss Rose with a 0-0 draw.

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John McCombe heads the winner as Silkmen shock Walsall

Vanarama National League side Macclesfield produced an FA Cup shock as they dumped out Sky Bet League One Walsall with a 1-0 victory.There are 46 places between the clubs but John McCombe's header enhanced the Silkmen's giant-killing reputation, having beaten Swindon and Cardiff in the cup in recent seasons.Walsall could have led after nine minutes as Joe Edwards ran half the length of the pitch but was denied a superb solo goal by Craig Ross's low save.Macclesfield's winner came in the 23rd minute when Walsall goalkeeper Neil Etheridge rushed from his box to foul Paul Lewis out wide and McCombe glanced home the resulting free-kick from Danny Whitaker.Etheridge redeemed himself with a superb fingertip save to claw Danny Rowe's 20-yard strike away from the bottom corner.Walsall ended the half strongly but could not find an equaliser as Erhun Oztumer's fierce strike was kept out by the strong palm of Ross.Etheridge's poor clearance almost gifted Macclesfield a second goal in the first minute of the second half but Jack Sampson struck the post from a tight angle.The miss never looked like proving costly, though, as Macclesfield defended superbly and almost grabbed a late second as Whitaker curled inches wide.

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Macclesfield Town 2-1 Grimsby Town

Any outside hopes that Grimsby had of catching National League leaders Cheltenham appear to be over after a 2-1 defeat at Macclesfield.Jack Sampson and Reece Styche were on target for mid-table Macclesfield, scoring either side of Jon Nolan's equaliser for Grimsby.Grimsby goalkeeper James McKeown repelled a Chris Holroyd shot with his feet early on before preventing a Craig Clay own goal by pushing his header wide.Sampson steered home Danny Rowe's cross to open the scoring after 25 minutes before Rowe and Danny Whitaker went close to extending the lead before half-time.Grimsby regrouped at the break and Omar Bogle set up Nolan to level things up after 58 minutes. Macclesfield goalkeeper Shwan Jalal then produced a fine save to deny Craig Disley.Styche latched on to Holroyd's long pass to score his fourth goal of the Easter weekend to seal the three points.ends

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Macclesfield Town 0-2 Aldershot Town

Loan recruit Alfie Pavey fired his second goal in as many games since a month-long switch from Millwall to guide Aldershot to 2-0 Conference Premier victory at Macclesfield.The 20-year-old forward put the visitors in charge - heading in Dan Walker's cross - before Damon Lathrope claimed his first goal for Aldershot since September 2014 to seal victory.Aldershot's second win in succession further hints at a return to form after a troublesome spell across December and into the new year.The visitors eased past Macclesfield though to add to their 3-1 win over Chester last weekend, that had proved their first victory in 2016.ends

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Macclesfield Town

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Adam McGurk bags a brace as unconvincing Portsmouth progress

Two first-half goals from Adam McGurk earned Portsmouth an unconvincing 2-1 win over Macclesfield - their first FA Cup victory since beating Tottenham 2-0 in a Wembley semi-final in 2010.Pompey's bid to remove that six-year curse got off to a dream start as McGurk opened the scoring in the third minute. He raced on to a pass from Kyle Bennett to score off the inside of the near post.Portsmouth bossed the early stages, with teenager Conor Chaplin twice having opportunities, but in the 15th minute a goalkeeping blunder by Ben Murphy gifted the Vanarama National League side an equaliser.Murphy was slow to react to a throw-in from team-mate Enda Stevens and Kristian Dennis charged down his intended clearance and the ball flew into the top corner for the striker's 13th goal of the season.Macclesfield grew in confidence but Pompey regained control and two minutes before half-time restored their lead, with McGurk pouncing on a rebound during a frantic goalmouth scramble.The game faded in the second half, although substitute Kai Naismith had two chances for Portsmouth before Macclesfield's Danny Whitaker wasted a great injury-time chance to equalise and send the tie to a replay.

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Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
York City	17	11	5	1	+21	38
Forest Green Rovers	17	11	4	2	+19	37
Barnet	17	11	1	5	+14	34
Gateshead	17	10	3	4	+6	33
Oldham Athletic	17	8	7	2	+8	31
Rochdale	17	9	3	5	+11	30
Yeovil Town	17	8	4	5	+6	28
FC Halifax Town	17	7	5	5	+3	26
Solihull Moors	17	7	4	6	-2	25
Altrincham	17	6	6	5	+3	24
Eastleigh	17	6	5	6	0	23
Dagenham & Redbridge	17	5	7	5	+9	22
Sutton United	17	6	4	7	-1	22
Tamworth	17	6	4	7	-8	22
Southend United	17	5	6	6	0	21
Hartlepool United	17	5	6	6	-3	21
Aldershot Town	17	4	6	7	-6	18
AFC Fylde	17	5	3	9	-13	18
Woking	17	4	5	8	-6	17
Braintree Town	17	4	4	9	-7	16
Maidenhead United	17	4	4	9	-9	16
Wealdstone	17	3	6	8	-9	15
Boston United	17	2	5	10	-14	11
Ebbsfleet United	17	1	5	11	-22	8

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