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06 Sept 2025
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Josh Stones scored a hat-trick as National League promotion hopefuls York beat Woking 3-0.
The Minstermen took the lead only four minutes into the match when Tyrese Sinclair nodded a deep corner across goal for Stones to volley home.
Woking then came close when Inih Effiong blasted an effort over the crossbar before Aiden O’Brien sent a chance over just moments later.
Stones looked to double York’s lead and fired two shots wide of the post before playing a ball into Cameron John, who fired wide of the upright.
Stones then extended the lead with a cool finish from inside the box in the 72nd minute and completed his hat-trick eight minutes later after nodding home from Joe Felix’s cross.
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