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SOLIHULL MOORS U19 1 YORK CITY U19 4

YORK City’s impressive start to the season continued on Wednesday as they were victorious against a Solihull Moors side to make it two wins from two. Despite the damp conditions and a stubborn defence, York managed to fire four goals into the Solihull net. On the day, the goal scorers were Luke Jones and Alfie Evans, as well as Rob Guilfoyle grabbing a brace.
Manager Daniel Wilson praised his entire team in what he called a “difficult day to pick out individuals”. Commenting on Solihull’s compact back line, he stated that “the boys had to work really hard for t...

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