National League North

LEADERS TAMED BY NASH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2019

CURZON ASHTON 1 YORK CITY 0

By Dave Jones
CONNOR DIMIAO scored the only goal as leaders York City lost for the first time in the league.
Despite starting the brighter side, they’ll have few arguments over the result as the hosts created the better chances.
New loan signing Dimiao should have set up a goal in the first ten minutes when he played a one-two inside York box and pulled the ball back. Unluckily for the hosts, his pass was blocked.
York keeper Pete Jameson was in action minutes later when he raced off his line to clear any danger as another loan signing - Charlie Jolley from...

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