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ALMOND TASTES SO SWEET FOR MILLS’ MEN

By Joe Cockburn
BRADFORD PA 0
YORK CITY 5
A FOUR-FIGURE crowd was in attendance at the Horsfall Stadium to see York City dazzle against sorry Bradford Park Avenue.
The visitors opened the scoring inside five minutes when an unmarked Daniel Parslow headed home from Louis Almond’s free-kick.
The Minstermen grabbed their second in slightly fortuitous fashion; a goal-kick cannoned into the path of Amari Morgan- Smith, and the winger finished neatly over Steven Drench.
Morgan-Smith was on hand to grab his second and York’s third when Drench saved well from Almond’s effort, but ...

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