National League North

Green for go as City charge

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 January 2020

SOUTHPORT 0
YORK CITY 2
By Alan Jones
KIERAN GREEN and Jordan Burrow were on target as York strengthened their hold on second spot in the table.
Steve Watson’s side, who remain four points behind leaders King’s Lynn Town, made it backto-back wins after an indifferent run of form.
For Southport, this was a fourth straight defeat and they will look to make the most of a full week’s rest having been hit by injury and illness during the festive period.
The Minstermen went ahead on 34 minutes, Green nudging in a corner from Kallum Griffiths.
Southport had given a good account o...

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