York will be without striker Wes Fletcher for their crunch home game against relegation rivals Carlisle. Fletcher has been ruled out for at least six weeks with a torn hamstring, so Emile Sinclair and fit-again forward Diego De Girolamo will be vying to start up front alongside Jake Hyde. De Girolamo, on loan from Sheffield United, missed last week's defeat at AFC Wimbledon due to food poisoni...Full Story »

York earned only their second victory in 11 games as they won 3-0 at Cambridge. The Minstermen took the lead two minutes before half-time as Wes Fletcher pounced on a loose ball on the edge of the box and drilled a powerful shot beyond goalkeeper Chris Dunn. Cambridge had looked more likely to score up to that point, with visiting keeper Bobby Olejnik pushing Jordan Slew's effort away after Ry...Full Story »

Two goals from Wes Fletcher earned Sky Bet League Two strugglers York three valuable points against fellow basement dwellers Tranmere, who they beat 2-0. Fletcher scored from close range in the first half and from 18 yards after the break against a Tranmere side who did not have a meaningful effort on target. York captain Russell Penn saw his shot from the edge of the area blocked as the home ...Full Story »

York striker Wes Fletcher is hoping to be back in contention against Mansfield as his side chase their first home win of the season. Fletcher has missed the last three games due to a hamstring strain and could hand boss Russ Wilcox a selection dilemma after Jake Hyde and Ryan Brunt were partnered up front for the first time in the midweek draw at Morecambe. Striker Ryan Jarvis sits out the sec...Full Story »

York's new manager Russ Wilcox will be without suspended skipper Russ Penn in his first game in charge of the club against Shrewsbury. Midfielder Penn sits out a one-game ban following two yellow cards in last week's defeat at Newport and Wilcox, installed as boss on Wednesday following Nigel Worthington's resignation, could recall Luke Summerfield or Tom Platt. On-loan Sheffield United teenag...Full Story »

Wes Fletcher scored twice as York claimed their first win of the season as they withstood a strong fightback by 10-man Stevenage before eventually prevailing 3-2. Boro spent more than an hour with 10 men but fought back from two goals down before Fletcher's penalty ended a run of five consecutive draws for the Minstermen. York raced into a two-goal lead inside 15 minutes as Sam Beasant failed ...Full Story »

York were relieved to see Wes Fletcher make his comeback from suffering knee ligament and cartilage damage by playing for 20 minutes in Saturday's draw with Northampton and he will look to kick on again when Cambridge visit on Tuesday night. The 23-year-old striker had been out of action since picking up those injuries against Portsmouth in March, having scored 13 goals in 36 appearances since ...Full Story »