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Ten-man York slipped from the top of the National League table and saw their 24-match unbeaten run end after suffering a 3-2 defeat at Boreham Wood.
Ollie Pearce opened the scoring for York in the sixth minute with his 29th National League goal of the season after connecting with defender Zak Johnson’s cross.
The hosts had a number of chances to equalise in the first half, with Abdul Abdulmalik coming closest as his cross was deflected onto the bar.
Lewis Richardson levelled things up for Boreham Wood three minutes into the second half, heading home from Zak Brunt’s corner.
York were reduced to 10 men in the 61st minute when Josh Stones was shown a second yellow card and the home side took full advantage, with Cameron Coxe putting them ahead after 78 minutes before Charlie O’Connell’s 87th-minute goal made it 3-1.
Ollie Banks pulled a goal back in added time but York suffered defeat, with Rochdale returning to the summit after beating Brackley 3-2.
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