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York miss chance of sixth straight victory

By John Featherstone
YORK CITY 2
SPENNYMOOR TOWN 2
IN-FORM play-off rivals York and Spennymoor both missed out on another victory after sharing the spoils.
Jonny Burn and Aidan Connolly gave the hosts the lead twice. But the Moors replied on through Ryan Hall and then sub Andrew Johnson, who scored as a substitute for a second successive game.
Centre-back Burn has also netted twice in as many games, following up his first goal for the club in midweek at Telford with an 11th-minute opener.
Burn found the net from five yards after Sean Newton had headed back Simon Heslop’s left-wing cor...

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