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Shrewsbury Town 2-1 York City: Shrews catch York napping

League One Shrewsbury proved just too strong for battling National League outfit York City.
Shrewsbury Town

By Nick Thrower

SHREWSBURY TN 2
Shipley 2, Leahy 45+3 (pen)

YORK CITY 1
Duku 45+5

BACK IN IT! York’s Manny Duku celebrates his goal and, inset, Luke Leahy slots home from the penalty spot
PICTURE: Tom Poole

LEAGUE One Shrewsbury proved just too strong for battling National League outfit York City.
Forty-five places separate these two in the Pyramid, but the National League Minstermen did have their moments in an entertaining tie.
The Shrews took just 65 seconds to break through when Jordan Shipley tapped home from close range as he darted in to meet Tom Bayliss’s cross.
The lead was...

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