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 | Oldham Athletic 0-2 York City

<p>Photo by Tom Poole York City emphatically returned to winning ways on Tuesday evening with a 2-0 triumph at Oldham Athletic. Malachi Fagan-Walcott opened the scoring, staying alert for the rebound after a free kick came back off the post. Seven minutes before the break, Ollie Pearce doubled the advantage with a powerful half-volley that was too fierce for Mark Hudson to keep out. Adam Hinshelwood made three changes from Saturday’s defeat to Sutton, with Dipo Akinyemi absent through injury, plus Ricky Aguiar and Josh Stones dropped to the bench. Ashley Nathaniel-George, Cameron John, and Tyrese Sinclair all came in to start, while youngsters George Grumley and Alex Hernandez earned their first-ever inclusions in a Vanarama National League squad. It began as a tight affair, with neither side really wanting to take any early risks. The first opportunity came from a Dan Batty free kick eight minutes in, with Fagan-Walcott heading wide at the back stick. 14 minutes later, Sinclair won a free kick after spinning his man and darting forward on an adventurous run towards the penalty box before he was brought down. Alex Hunt stood over the set-piece and aimed for the top left corner, instead hitting the...</p> <p>The post <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/match-report-oldham-athletic-0-2-york-city/">Match Report | Oldham Athletic 0-2 York City</a> appeared first on <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk">York City Football Club</a>.</p>

Maidenhead United vs York City rearranged for Tuesday 25th February

<p>Our Vanarama National League fixture away at Maidenhead United has been rearranged for Tuesday 25th February (7:45pm kick-off). The game was scheduled to take place on Saturday 11th January, however, due to a frozen playing surface at York Road, the game was postponed a day before. All tickets purchased for the original date will be automatically transferred to the new date. If you are unable to attend the new date, please contact commercial@maidenheadunitedfc.org to arrange a full refund.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/maidenhead-united-vs-york-city-rearranged-for-tuesday-25th-february/">Maidenhead United vs York City rearranged for Tuesday 25th February</a> appeared first on <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk">York City Football Club</a>.</p>

Match Preview | Oldham Athletic (A) | Tuesday 21st January

<p>Image by Tom Poole The Minstermen quickly return to action away at Oldham Athletic this Tuesday, a rearranged Vanarama National League fixture (7:45pm kick off). City will be looking to put the last couple of results behind them, a 1-0 defeat at Gainsborough before on Saturday, we endured our second home loss of the season against Sutton United. Oldham also suffered defeat on home soil at the weekend, as a quickfire Josh Barrett hat-trick saw Aldershot come from a goal down at Boundary Park to win. Coming into Tuesday, the Minstermen sit third in the table, with a seven-point advantage on the Latics who are two places lower. This fixture was originally scheduled for Boxing Day, but foggy conditions led to the postponement. TICKETS The game will remain all-ticket for away supporters. Remaining tickets for away fans are available to purchase HERE. Tickets will go off sale at 11.59pm on Monday 20 January. Ticket prices are as follows: Adult: £20 Concession (Over 65s & ages 18-21): £15 Youth (ages 14-17): £7 Junior (ages 7-13)*: £6 Child (ages 0-6)*: £3 Carer**: Free * Must be purchased alongside adult/concession. ** Oldham Athletic offer a free carer ticket to disabled supporters who receive the higher rate of PIP/DLA. Oldham please ask for...</p> <p>The post <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/match-preview-oldham-athletic-a-tuesday-21st-january/">Match Preview | Oldham Athletic (A) | Tuesday 21st January</a> appeared first on <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk">York City Football Club</a>.</p>

Boston (A) Ticket Update | Final chance to purchase

<p>Ahead of next Saturday’s trip to Boston United, we can provide a new update on away ticket sales for the game. Monday 20th January will be the final chance to purchase tickets for the fixture. Once again, you can purchase from the club shop and over the phone on 01904 624447 from 10am tomorrow. If you buy over the phone, you will have the option to collect from the LNER Community Stadium before 2pm on Tuesday, or you can collect directly from the Jakeman’s Community Stadium on the day of the game. PRICES Terracing Adult: £17 Concession (65+ & Student): £14 U16: £6 U5: FREE Seating Adult: £20 Concession (65+ & Student): £15 U16: £7 U5: FREE Disabled and carer (free) tickets can be acquired in the club shop, or over the phone on 01904 624447 (reception). TRAVEL WITH YORK PULLMAN York Pullman are running a bus to the fixture. Departure from Memorial Gardens in York city centre will be 10am, with collection in Acomb 10 minutes later. Payments for travel need to be made in advance, with no cash being take on the day of travel. To book a place on the supporters coach, or for more information, please call Joanne on 01904 630444. Adults: £35 U16s: £30 (if accompanied by full-paying...</p> <p>The post <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/boston-a-ticket-update-final-chance-to-purchase/">Boston (A) Ticket Update | Final chance to purchase</a> appeared first on <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk">York City Football Club</a>.</p>

Match Report | York City 1-2 Sutton United

<p>Photo by Tom Poole York City fell to their first home defeat since August after two goals from former striker Will Davies earned Sutton United a 2-1 victory at the LNER Community Stadium. Davies glanced in a header for Sutton after a quarter-of-an-hour before the number nine doubled the lead by rifling home a near-post strike. York pushed hard to find a route back into the match and finally closed the gap when Dipo Akinyemi flicked in a close-range chance on 84 minutes, but the hosts had ultimately left themselves too much work to do. City made nine changes from the side which were knocked out of the FA Trophy at Gainsborough Trinity last weekend, with new recruit Josh Stones given a full York debut up top after his move from Wigan Athletic. The Minstermen made a bright start and registered the contest’s first shot on target when Dan Batty’s near-post effort stung the palms of goalkeeper Jack Sims inside three minutes. Sutton came even closer to opening the scoring with Josh Coley twice squandering fine chances. A magnificent recovery tackle from Marvin Armstrong denied the winger before Harrison Male was on hand to make a smart stop to Coley’s...</p> <p>The post <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk/match-report-york-city-1-2-sutton-united/">Match Report | York City 1-2 Sutton United</a> appeared first on <a href="https://yorkcityfootballclub.co.uk">York City Football Club</a>.</p>