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Forest Green replaced York at the National League summit after winning the top-of-the-table clash 2-0 at The New Lawn.
Second-half goals from Harvey Bunker and Kyle McAllister preserved their side’s unbeaten home record this season and saw York lose for the first time in 13 league matches.
York, on a four-game winning run, went close in the third minute when Dipo Akinyemi forced home goalkeeper Jed Ward into a smart low save.
Forest Green were then inches away from taking the lead in the opening stages of the second half, with Joe Quigley hitting his effort against the far post.
Bunker broke the deadlock in the 64th minute as he found the top corner after York failed to clear and McAllister added a second with seven minutes left with a finish via the upright.
Residents in Boro Park last year, opposing plans for modular housing
Judge Patricia Harney said that the man “comes before the court an innocent man”, but she said that she found the garda evidence credible
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