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Truro City 0-2 York City: Mark Kitching sinks City in a Minstermen late show

Relieved York City boss Adam Hinshelwood hailed the impact of his squad depth after this late show at the Truro City Stadium.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 August 2025

GETTING SHIRTY: Dominic Johnson-Fisher of Truro City is pulled back by York’s Malachi Fagan-Walcott PICTURE: Pinnacle

By Gareth Davies

TRURO CITY 0

YORK CITY 2
Kitching 83, Stones 88

Relieved York City boss Adam Hinshelwood hailed the impact of his squad depth after this late show at the Truro City Stadium.
In a game of few clear-cut chances, played out in strong Cornish winds, the game appeared to be heading for a stalemate until York struck twice in the final seven minutes.
Left-back Mark Kitching tapped home the opener from close range before substitute Josh Stones finished emphatically five minutes later after York capitalised on an error from the Tinners, who were the better of the sides for lon...

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