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Brackley Town 0-1 York City: Minstermen take big step towards the ultimate goal

John Askey hailed York City’s developing resilience but insisted this latest step towards promotion “means nothing if we don’t get up”.
Brackley Town

NATIONAL LGE NORTH PLAY-OFFS
By Andy Mitchell

BRACKLEY TOWN 0

YORK CITY 1

John-Lewis 45

ROAR DELIGHT: York’s Paddy McLaughlin celebrates at full-time
PICTURE: Tom Poole

But boss Askey’s still cool
PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL
BOSS John Askey hailed York City’s developing resilience but insisted this latest step towards promotion “means nothing if we don’t get up”.
Lenell John-Lewis’s strike on the stroke of half-time, quickly followed by goalkeeper Pete Jameson’s penalty save, was enough to put the Minstermen within 90 minutes of a return to the National League.
York had to soak up long spells...

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