Northern Premier League

LINCOLNUNITED 4 YORKSHIRE AM’TR 1

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 April 2022

DIV 1 EAST
By Tom Major

■ LINCOLN United eased past Yorkshire Amateur to further boost their survival hopes.
It didn’t take long for the hosts to lead, Matthew Cotton making it 1-0 from the spot on eight minutes.
What proved to be a comfortable afternoon was made slightly less so when Casey Steward equalised for the visitors after 17 minutes.
This only spurred Lincoln on, though, who sealed all three points through Max Baker, Tobias Liversidge and George Zuerner’s second-half strikes.
Baker was particularly impressive, as he continued his recent form, making i...

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