Second-placed York rounded off their regular season campaign with victory at Eastleigh.

The game was effectively over after 20 minutes as, Ollie Pearce steered home his 31st league goal of the season from Lewis Richardson’s right-wing cross on 16 minutes.

Cam John added a quickfire second in the 21st minute when he took the ball around Joe McDonnell in the Eastleigh goal and slotted home.

The win extended York’s unbeaten run to eight matches.

They now prepare for a home play-off semi-final in their bid to join Barnet in the EFL next season.

The result left Eastleigh in 13th place in the final standings.

York will look to continue their good form into the playoffs.

where they will face off against Oldham on Tuesday 20th May

York are unbeaten against Oldham in their last three games with two draws and one win

A disappointing end to a very average season for Eastleigh who would of been happy to stay away from the relegation zone this season

This game saw six yellow cards as it was quite a scrappy, York had five to Eastleigh’s one.

York manager Adam Hinshelwood was pleased to end the season on a high, despite having some frustrations about a slow start to the contest, which his team overcame.

“It took us ten to 15 minutes for us to get into the game, but there was some brilliant stuff,” Hinshelwood reacted.

“We deservedly went in at 2-0, and the second-half was sort of really protective in the middle of the pitch, which made it difficult for us.