A dramatic encounter at Grosvenor Vale saw York City secure a convincing 3-0 victory over Wealdstone in the English National League. The match remained goalless for an extended period, with York City’s clinical finishing ultimately proving decisive.
For the opening seventy minutes, both sides battled for supremacy, unable to break the deadlock. Wealdstone’s task was significantly complicated in the 56th minute when Enzio Boldewijn received a second yellow card, reducing the hosts to ten men. This proved to be a pivotal moment in the contest.
York City capitalised on their numerical advantage, finding the breakthrough in the 70th minute. Substitute Joe Grey, who had entered the fray just four minutes prior, provided a crucial assist for Morgan Williams to score and put the visitors ahead.
The advantage was doubled ten minutes later when Zak Johnson found the net, extending York City’s lead to 2-0. The assist for this goal came from Ben Brookes.
The scoring was completed in the dying moments of the match, with Daniel Batty, another second-half substitute, adding a third goal in the 96th minute to seal a comprehensive 3-0 win for the Minstermen.
This result sees York City continue their formidable league campaign, solidifying their position at the top of the English National League. Their victory today, marked by three goals in the final twenty minutes, underlines their attacking prowess. Conversely, Wealdstone, despite a spirited effort, will be disappointed with the outcome, particularly the red card that disrupted their defensive shape and ultimately contributed to their downfall. The loss leaves them in 15th place in the league standings.
