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Eastleigh 2-4 York City: Ollie Pearce leads York assault

Promotion-chasing York City scored twice in two minutes to secure the points from a six-goal thriller at Eastleigh.
Ollie Pearce celebrates his brace of goal for York

Spitfires stunned by Stu’s supremes
By Maximus Arvo

EASTLEIGH 2
Skinner 35, 44

YORK CITY 4
Pearce 25, 71, Hewitt 79, Stones 82
 
PROMOTION-chasing York City scored twice in two minutes to secure the points from a six-goal thriller at Eastleigh.
Top scorer Ollie Pearce scored twice to take his tally for the season to 13, trading goals with 17-year-old striker Luke Skinner, whose brace handed the Spitfires the advantage at the break.
New signing Craig Hewitt scored on his debut after coming on a sub to put the Minstermen in front for the first time before Josh Stones wrapped up the points...

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