National League North

ACE MORLEY KEEPS THE BUCKS IN BUSINESS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 October 2018

By Richard Worton
AFC TELFORD 2
YORK CITY 1
AN injury-time freekick from left-back Steph Morley kept the Bucks in the play-off places, maintaining their unbeaten home record in the process.
In a first half of few chances, former City forward Amari Morgan- Smith headed over the Bucks best effort, before Macaulay Langstaff put the visitors ahead on 36 minutes. The former Gateshead man headed home from close range after the Bucks were caught out by an attack down the right.
The home side went about their task in the second half looking much more like the side that went seven games unbeaten fro...

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