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LOFTY LAMBS HALT HINSH’S CHARGE WITH LATE LEVELLER

LOFTY LAMBS

Peaks praises his last-gasp heroes as York let it slip
By Dave Clayton

TAMWORTH 1
Cullinane-Liburd 90

YORK CITY 1
Pearce 17

LEVELLER: Tamworth celebrate Jordan Cullinane-Liburd’s last-gasp equaliser

YORK City boss Adam Hinshelwood spoke of ‘fine margins’ after his Minstermen succumbed to mounting Tamworth pressure at The Lamb.
Ollie Pearce looked like earning the title chasers another crucial victory, only for Jordan Cullinane-Liburd to pop up in time added on to snatch a point for the Lambs.
“I was disappointed that we didn’t take our c...

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