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Southport 3-3 York City: Archer’s header a blow to City’s bid

Jordan Archer’s 89th-minute goal for Southport ensured honours were even between the Sandgrounders and fellow play-off chasers York City.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 March 2022

By Rob Urwin

SOUTHPORT 3
Watson 7, Vassalo 62, Archer 89

YORK CITY 3
McLaughlin 45+2, McKay 69, Dyson 79

AIM...FIRE! York’s Lenell John-Lewis takes a shot, while Southport’s Jordan Archer celebrates, his equaliser, inset
PICTURE: Karl Vallantine

JORDAN ARCHER’S 89th-minute goal for Southport ensured honours were even between the Sandgrounders and fellow play-off chasers York City.
Southport manager Liam Watson was happy with the point against a strong York side who are on a great run.
Opposite number John Askey felt his side had done enough to get all three points in the blustery condi...

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