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Magic Maz is off the mark

YORK CITY 1 SPENNYMOOR T 0
By Matthew Ward

MAZ Kouhyar’s first York goal snatched a late winner to keep their play-off hopes alive.
The Minstermen were not at their best however and struggled in a first half dominated by Spennymoor.
The visitors came close twice through Glen Taylor who first had his header from a corner cleared off the line. Minutes later,
Taylor then swivelled in the box and just placed his shot just past the post. Rob Ramshaw also came close but his volley hit the bar
York certainly put on a better showing in the second half and had a penalty shout on 64 minut...

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