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Brackley Town 1-0 York City: Jubilant James is the star for top dogs

Brackley Town saw off York City to maintain their narrow lead at the top of the table with a tight victory and another clean sheet in a game where goal chances were a rarity.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 April 2022

By Tim Carroll

BRACKLEY TN 1

YORK CITY 0

BARMY ARMY: James Armson, 8, heads in Brackley’s goal
PICTURE: Glenn Alcock

Brackley Town saw off York City to maintain their narrow lead at the top of the table with a tight victory and another clean sheet in a game where goal chances were a rarity.
Saints spurned an early opportunity as Jaanai Gordon was foiled by Pete Jameson but the home side made the break-through on 27 minutes through James Armson. Glenn Walker’s corner kick found Armson unmarked and his well directed header beat Jameson.
“It was big win for us against a good team,” said Br...

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