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CUT-THROAT YORK MAKE STONES PAY

By Nicole Cho-Yee

WEALDSTONE 0

YORK CITY 3
Williams 70, Johnson 80, Batty 90+6

BREAKTHROUGH: Morgan Williams celebrates giving York the lead
PICTURE: Jon Taffel

STUART Maynard returned to former club Wealdstone for the first time and steered his York City side to the top of the table with a solid victory over ten-man Stones.
Sam Cox’s hosts were more than holding theior own against the National League promotion hopefuls until Enzio Boldewijn was sent off for a second yellow card on 56 minutes.
And the Minstermen took full advantage as goals from defensive pair Morg...

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