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York landed a crucial blow in the National League title race, Malachi Fagan-Walcott stealing a 2-1 win over Altrincham deep in added time to take his side beyond the 100-point mark.
Stuart Maynard’s Minstermen took advantage of Rochdale’s draw at Hartlepool to open up a two-point lead with three to play, but it took them until almost the final kick.
Altrincham took a surprise lead in the 36th minute, Jimmy Knowles pouncing on a loose ball before weaving past the keeper and slotting home.
Ollie Banks hit back immediately when he conjured a wonderful finish and Hiram Boateng was only denied by the post as they applied the pressure.
Fagan-Walcott finally landed the finishing blow with 96 minutes on the clock, cueing joyous celebrations from a sold-out crowd.
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