Bury 2 - 2 York

20th December 2014

League Two

York 1 - 0 Accrington

26th December 2014

League Two

Carlisle 0 - 3 York

28th December 2014

League Two

York 0 - 0 Plymouth

3rd January 2015

League Two

Wycombe 1 - 0 York

10th January 2015

League Two

Match Report | York City 4-0 Wealdstone FC

<p>Photo by Tom Poole York City executed a 4-0 victory at the LNER over Wealdstone FC following goals from Fagan-Walcott, Pearce and Newby. The first chance fell Wealdstone’s way. Olfela Olomola scuffing his attempted effort before the rebound was shot just wide of the post. Wealdstone had a chance just moments later, Micha Obiero firing a shot wide on the half-volley. Omar Mussa had a good chance to open the scoring inside 15 minutes when he disposed City on the edge of the box but he blazed his shot over. City first tested Dante Baptiste in the 17th minute. Mark Kitching with a venemous shot on the half volley, only to be denied by an acrobatic save. The opener did come from the resulting corner, Malachi Fagan-Walcott getting his head onto a cross into the box who guided the ball in off the post. Joe Felix tried for the audacious when he caught Baptiste off his line, unfortunately for Felix his effort bounced wide of the mark. York doubled the lead in the 25th minute. Felix picking out Alex Newby from a great cross, Newby’s header was parried by Baptiste and into the path of Ollie Pearce who tapped the...</p> <p>The post <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/match-report-york-city-4-0-wealdstone-fc/">Match Report | York City 4-0 Wealdstone FC</a> appeared first on <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk">York City Football Club</a>.</p>

Match Preview | Wealdstone (H) | Saturday 18th October

<p>Image by Tom Poole City host Wealdstone FC tomorrow afternoon at the LNER Community Stadium (3pm kick-off). York can make it three wins on the spin following last weekend’s last-gasp victory at Rochdale in the Emirates FA Cup. That win teeing up a Yorkshire derby in the first round away to Barnsley FC. Wealdstone also advanced into the first through following a 5-1 victory over Whistable Town. The last time these two sides faced was in late March when goals from Fagan-Walcott, Stones and Pearce cruised City to a 3-0 win. MATCH SPONSORS Persimmon Homes will be our match sponsor for Saturday’s game.. Click here to find out more. Clement Leadership Development will be the match ball sponsor. Click here to find out more. We hope all those associated with Persimmon & Clement have a fantastic afternoon with us at the LNER Community Stadium. TICKETS Tickets are available online via our Matchday Tickets page, in-person from the Ticket Office, and over the phone on 01904 950950. Ticket sales in advance of match day at the LNER Community Stadium are charged at: Adult: £23 Concession: £18 12-16/ Student: £11 11 and under: £8 *Only purchasable with ‘Adult’ or ‘Concession’ ticket within same basket transaction....</p> <p>The post <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/match-preview-wealdstone-h-saturday-18th-october/">Match Preview | Wealdstone (H) | Saturday 18th October</a> appeared first on <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk">York City Football Club</a>.</p>

FA Youth Cup Match Report: York City U18s 5-2 Boro Rangers U18s

<p>York City U18s confirmed their place in the First Round Proper of the FA Youth Cup after an impressive 5-2 victory over Boro Rangers on Thursday evening. City put out an unchanged starting eleven from our 6-0 beating of Bradford Park Avenue in the previous round two weeks ealier. Sutton Greening had the first shot of the game, his shot from inside the box blocked wide for a corner. City had the lead after just four minutes. An interception in the middle allowed Ben Farrar with room to shoot from the edge of the box, and he placed a brilliant left-footed shot into the bottom corner. Boro Rangers responded almost instantly. Another shot from the edge of the box found its way into the bottom corner. Boro nearly had another from a similar position, but the acrobatic Campbell White made a strong left-handed stop. In the 18th minute, City retook the lead. Michael Kydd latched onto a loose ball inside the box to steer the ball home. Moments after, Farrar nearly had his second, but the Rangers keeper pulled off a great stop to deny him from close range. Donovan Day was next to test the man in goal. His...</p> <p>The post <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/fa-youth-cup-match-report-york-city-u18s-5-2-boro-rangers-u18s/">FA Youth Cup Match Report: York City U18s 5-2 Boro Rangers U18s</a> appeared first on <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk">York City Football Club</a>.</p>

VetMedi.co.uk announced as club partner for 2025/26 season.

<p>We are delighted to announce our new post-match partner, VetMedi UK. It’s great to see another locally born and based company join our club on its journey. Charlotte Inness, Veterinary Surgeon at Vet Medi stated  “VetMedi.co.uk is proud to be post match partner of YCFC.  We understand that care matters, whether it’s on the pitch or at home. That’s why we’ve teamed up with York City Football Club. Bringing together care, community, and passion. VetMedi.co.uk cares for animals and their owners. We know York City cares for the community and both companies believe in reliability, trust, accessibility, and local impact.” We invited the Vet Medi crew down to our training ground last week to do some filming. Please click the link below to see how they got on. You can also see the full interviews with the players on our YouTube channel. Find out more about VetMedi on their website or follow them on Instagram at vetmedi.co.uk</p> <p>The post <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/vetmedi-uk-announced-as-club-partner-for-2025-26-season/">VetMedi.co.uk announced as club partner for 2025/26 season.</a> appeared first on <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk">York City Football Club</a>.</p>

York City Ladies FC | Weekly Roundup | 13/10/25

<p>The First Team hosted Wythenshawe FC in a National League tie. After an exceptionally strong start, the team came close to goal with chances from Watt and Varley. Exploiting the space and keeping a strong structure, York displayed great link up and combination play for the first twenty-five minutes of the game. Bolton-Woollam then pulled off a strong save, but unfortunately minutes later the opposition went one goal ahead. Two minutes later, Bolton-Woollam made another great save using her leg to block a promising shot, yet taking their chances well, Wythenshawe grabbed another thirty-seven minutes in. The team were determined to secure their strong start, and did not let their heads drop… with a brilliant run from Bell, and a solid strike across the net and into the bottom corner, Bell grabbed one back forty-two minutes in. Straight from the whistle the ladies fought for the ball, and only ONE minute later, an exceptional strike outside the box landed perfectly into the top corner from Watt. The game was back even, going into half-time 2-2. An injury for Bolton-Woollam meant a goalkeeper substitution at half-time, seeing Mindenhall made her first team debut. In the second-half York started strong, with sound...</p> <p>The post <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/york-city-ladies-fc-weekly-roundup-13-10-25/">York City Ladies FC | Weekly Roundup | 13/10/25</a> appeared first on <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk">York City Football Club</a>.</p>