National League North

BUCKS ARE SAFE AFTER A THRILLER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 May 2022

AFC TELFORD U 1 YORK CITY 1
By Richard Worton

A SEE-SAW afternoon in front of a season’s best crowd of 2,621 inside the New Bucks Head saw both teams achieve their aims. The Bucks stayed up, and City secured home advantage over Chorley in the play-off eliminator.
A fast start from the Bucks got the crowd behind them, although most probably they also had one eye on the matches involving Farsley and Guiseley.
The home side secured a precious lead on 18 minutes; Keaton Ward, on loan from Mansfield, corralled a clearance just over 20 yards from goal and fired an unstoppable strike a...

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