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BOSS HINSH BAFFLED AS LUKE LANDS KEY BLOW

BOSS HINSH

By Matthew Butterworth

YORK CITY 0

EASTLEIGH 1
Croll 83
TWO sides separated by nothing heading into the match were split by a busy refereeing performance as Eastleigh nicked a late three points against nine-men York City.
Both York and Eastleigh were level on points and goal difference heading into the match, with both teams nervously looking over their shoulders at the National League relegation zone.
But a red card to both Zanda Siziba and Ryan Fallowfield saw York reduced to nine-men, before Luke Croll’s 84th minute was judged to be legal by referee Dean Watson, despi...

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