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Magpies held by battling ten men

YORK CITY 1 CHORLEY 1
By Dan Simmonite

CHORLEY were held against York’s battling ten men, who were backed by a record crowd at the LNER Community Stadium.
Tennis balls from the South Stand in a protest from the home support interrupted play just 10 minutes in. But the break in play seemed to be just what the Minstermen needed as they swiftly took the lead a minute after returning to the field through a Mark Beck flick on which was turned in by Akil Wright at the back post.
Wright nearly made it two on 20 minutes but couldn’t keep his shot under the crossbar after he found...

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