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York City 3-0 Southend United: Party time as York are the Christmas number one

York City will be top of the National League for Christmas after a blitz of second-half goals brought the festive cheer in North Yorkshire.
York City

By Matthew Butterworth

YORK CITY 3
Akinyemi 64, Howe 68, Ajiboye 77

SOUTHEND UTD 0

FANCY FOOTWORK:Tyrese Sinclair takes on the Southend United defence and, inset right, captain Callum Howe celebrates scoring York’s second goal
PICTURE: Tom Poole

NAPPY DAYS: David Ajiboye celebrates scoring York’s third goal

YORK City will be top of the National League for Christmas after a blitz of second-half goals brought the festive cheer in North Yorkshire.
Southend United’s struggle for consistency went on as York scored from three successive corner kicks, to the frustration of Shrimpers manage...

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