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CITY BANK ON OLLIE AT DEATH

By Derek Quinn

MORECAMBE 0

YORK CITY 1
Banks 90+9

HIGH RISERS: York’s Ollie Banks defend a Morecambe corner
PICTURE: Joe Gaskell

A98TH-MINUTE Ollie Banks goal gave title-chasing York a huge victory against ten-man Morecambe.
Banks volleyed home Josh Stones’s far-post cross deep into added time to earn the visitors a record-breaking ninth successive win and keep them at the top of the National League.
After Paul Lewis was sent off early in the second half York dominated the game but a missed Alex Hunt penalty and some superb defending left the Minstermen frustr...

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