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York City promoted back to Football League as 106-point Rochdale have to settle for playoffs

York City have returned to the Football League after a remarkable finish to their final-day 1-1 draw against title rivals Rochdale

✍ Will Unwin at the Crown Oil Arena

🕒 25 Apr 2026 20:35

York City promoted back to Football League as 106-point Rochdale have to settle for playoffs

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Football, bloody hell. We may never see the likes of it again after York City struck an equaliser in the 102nd minute to secure a dramatic return to the Football League at Rochdale’s expense.

The hosts thought they had done it when Mani Dieseruvwe headed a 95th minute goal that would have sent Dale into League Two. A pitch invasion ensued and, after a lengthy delay, play restarted. But there was still enough time for Josh Stones to bundle the ball over the line to secure the point York needed for glory.

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