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FOUR-GOAL CITY BACK IN GROOVE On-loan Kurt at the double

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 February 2020

FOUR-GOAL CITY

CITY SLICKERS: York City’s Kurt Willoughby bagged two

By Dave Powell
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE NORTH title race is alive and kicking after York City trimmed the gap on leaders King’s Lynn Town to just one point after a convincing victory over play-off hopefuls Chester.
AFC Fylde loanee Kurt Willoughby’s brace and Sean Newton and Kieran Green’s efforts sent the Minstermen on their way to the three points, while Jamie Morgan and George Glendon were on target for Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley’s side, who finished the game with ten men after Morgan saw red for a ...

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