Non-League Paper

HINSH HAPPY WITH MINSTERMEN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 October 2024

NATIONAL LEAGUE MIDWEEK ROUND-UP
By Kai Welch

ADAM Hinshelwood hailed his York City troops after they came from behind to beat Barnet 3-1 on Tuesday night and knock them off top spot.
Bailey Hobson’s 37th-minute strike put the Bees in front before former Barnet man Marvin Armstrong levelled for York just before the break.
The Minstermen then won through courtesy of two goals in as many minutes by Alex Hunt and Ollie Pearce.
“We faced a bit of adversity going a goal behind and a couple of injuries but it shows the depth in our squad to be able to still compete,”...

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