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The L.B Barking & Dagenham Stadium (ATT 3,781) 27th April 2013 - Kick off 15:00 Ref: S Hooper

Dag + Red Dagenham & Redbridge vs York City York City

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C Smith (68)

Minstermen and Daggers safe

Last Updated: April 27, 2013 6:46pm

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Chris Smith: Match-winning strike

Chris Smith: Match-winning strike

Chris Smith's second-half goal fired York to safety as they edged to a dramatic 1-0 victory at Dagenham.

With both sides threatened with the drop ahead of kick-off, Dagenham just about survived too, on goal difference, thanks to London neighbours Barnet losing at Northampton.

Not surprisingly it was a very nervy first half with clear-cut chances at a premium. Dagenham went the closest, creating the three best efforts.

Early on Brain Woodall tried his luck from distance, only for the ball to slide inches wide.

Scott Doe was then unlucky as his brave near-post header from Medy Elito's corner-kick flew into the side-netting.

Billy Bingham went close shortly before the break when his well-struck shot only just cleared the crossbar.

Woodall drew a fine stop from goalkeeper Michael Ingham, before York pounced to score the only goal of a crucial game in the 68th minute.

Smith dragged a shot past Jordan Seabright from 12 yards after latching on to a long punt forward by Ingham.

Seabright saved well from Matty Blair as York almost doubled their lead late on.

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npower League 2

npower League 2
Pos Team P Pts
1 Gillingham 46 83
2 Rotherham United 46 79
3 Port Vale 46 78
4 Burton Albion 46 76
5 Cheltenham Town 46 75
6 Northampton Town 46 73
7 Bradford City 46 69
8 Chesterfield 46 67
9 Oxford United 46 65
10 Exeter City 46 64
11 Southend United 46 61
12 Rochdale 46 61
13 Fleetwood Town 46 60
14 Bristol Rovers 46 60
15 Wycombe Wanderers 46 60
16 Morecambe 46 58
17 York City 46 55
18 Accrington Stanley 46 54
19 Torquay United 46 53
20 AFC Wimbledon 46 53
21 Plymouth Argyle 46 52
22 Dagenham & Redbridge 46 51
23 Barnet 46 51
24 Aldershot Town 46 48