League Two

Victorious Minstermen wanted so much more

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 August 2026

By Gabriel Ramsey

York CITY 2
Newby 7, Malcolm 76
YORK: McNally 6, Kitching 6, Fallowfield 6, Williams 6, Boyes 8 (Hewitt 77, 5), Banks 6, Hunt 6 (Read 66, 6), Felix 7 (King 67, 6), Pearce 6 (Malcolm 66, 7), Newby 7 (Medley 91), Grey. Subs not used: McArthur, Sykes-Kenworthy.
EXETER CITY 1
Fitzwater 90+1
EXETER: Bycroft 7, Sutherland 6 (Samuel 77, 6), Fitzwater 8, James 6, Edwards 7, Harper 6, Perry 6 (Oakes 82), Cummins 7, Cole 6 (Oluwabori 82), Gordon 6, Cox 6 (Birch 46, 6). Subs not used: Alsop, Phillips, Wilson.
Att: 7,978 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref...

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