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York City title win is ‘Enormous’ for the city

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York City players and fans celebrating title parade at the Eye of York

History was created as York City scored a equaliser deep into stoppage time to claim the National League title and promotion to the Football League. End of the season York City went toe-to-toe with Rochdale in a frantic final day clash with the Minstermen returning to League 2 for the first time

York City duo hunted by National League promotion chasing rivals

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York City are bracing themselves for significant interest in Tyrese Sinclair and Cameron John this summer, following the loan duo successful spell at Hartlepool United. Pools want to keep the on-loan York City pair who have helped keep the club in the hunt for a National League play-off place but

3UP Campaign in focus as York City’s National League title race heats up

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York City fans gathering at the EYE of York for trophy parade

With York City and Rochdale racing clear in the National League by a staggering 14 points, the 3UP campaign is showing the current system to be 'Frozen in unfairness'. The 3UP campaign is being led by the National League in a bid to increase the number of teams promoted - currently

Scarborough Athletic – The Season 2023/24

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Over the last few years, it's been hard to ignore the rise of Scarborough Athletic. After a turbulent time in the early 2000s with financial issues, they are now thriving almost two decades on with the club settled in the National League North. Let's take a look at why they

York City cut ticket prices for season defining final home match

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York City slash ticket prices in a bid to fill the LNER Community Stadium increasing hopes of National League survival. Despite a treacherous and unpredictable season, York City have continued to boast a loyal fanbase with an average of 4,545 spectators per match in an 8,000 capacity stadium. (More information here) York

Hinshelwood gets disappointing taste of National League as new York City boss

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York's new manager, Adam Hinshelwood, endured an entertaining, yet deflating first match as he oversaw the Minstermen lose to fellow relegation candidates Wealdstone.  York were beaten 3-2 at the LNER Community stadium, by the Stones, in a five goal thriller which saw Billy Chadwick and Max Kretzschmar score a brace each

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