York City return to EFL with incredible 103rd minute equaliser to break Rochdale hearts

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York City return to EFL with incredible 103rd minute equaliser to break Rochdale hearts.

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York City have completed a remarkable return to the EFL after a decade in non-league football, snatching a 1-1 draw at Rochdale with an equaliser in the 103rd minute.Josh Stones struck the decisive goal, ending the club's 10-year exile from League Two in the most extraordinary fashion imaginable.The two sides entered the final day of the National League season having accumulated a combined 212 points, with York requiring just a single point to clinch automatic promotion.What followed was one of the most dramatic conclusions to a football match in recent memory.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Emmanuel Dieseruvwe appeared to have sealed promotion for the hosts when he rose at the far post to head home with five minutes of added time played.Supporters flooded onto the pitch in celebration of what seemed certain to be the winning goal.Yet, when play eventually resumed, York committed every player forward in desperation.LATEST SPORTS NEWSMichael Owen discusses Arsenal being 'bottlers',...

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