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Ebbsfleet United 4-1 York City: Dom and Domi shock sad City

York City’s search for a first win continues after they were brushed aside by an impressive Ebbsfleet.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 September 2023

By Stuart Francis

EBBSFLEET UTD 4
Sterling-James 19, Domi 41, Tanner 46, Poleon 88

YORK CITY 1
Siziba 28

FINAL SEAL: Dom Poleon nets the fourth goal for Ebbsfleet
Picture: Dave Plumb

YORK CITY’S search for a first win continues after they were brushed aside by an impressive Ebbsfleet.
The visitors were hoping for a change of luck with Tony McMahon in interim charge after Mikey Morton parted company with the Minstermen on Monday.
But they were second-best throughout as Ebbsfleet made it three home wins on the spin.
“It was a very difficult afternoon, I thought we were really poor from s...

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