Photo by Adam Davy
Our Enterprise National League campaign continues on Saturday with a mammoth trip to division newcomers Truro City (5:30pm kick-off).
City began their 2025/26 season last weekend, playing out an entertaining 2-2 draw at home to Sutton United.
Ollie Pearce put us ahead from the spot, but his early penalty was cancelled out before the break, before an own goal restored our lead in the second half. An 87th-minute equaliser from the visitors denied the Minstermen all three points, but the result got us off the mark on matchday one.
For Truro City, this is uncharted territory, having won promotion to the National League for the first time ever last season.
Under the helm of former City boss John Askey, the Tinners became the first Cornwall-based side to play in the top five divisions; however, they didn’t get off to the dream start on the opening day, falling to a 2-0 defeat at Wealdstone.
In front of the DAZN cameras, all eyes will be on the Truro City Stadium this Saturday, when we make our longest ever journey for a league match.
This will be our inaugural meeting with Truro.
TICKETS
Tickets are no longer available to purchase for this fixture. Please do not travel without a valid ticket.
TRAVEL
Stadium Postcode: TR4 9AN
Bus: York Pullman will be running a bus to the fixture.
Departure from Memorial Gardens in York city centre will be 6am, with collection in Acomb 10 minutes later.
Payments for travel need to be made in advance, with no cash being take on the day of travel.
To book a place on the supporters coach, or for more information, please call Joanne on 01904 630444.
- Adults: £80
- U16s: £75 (if accompanied by full-paying adult)
Please note, there is a strictly no alcohol onboard policy.
Parking: Parking is available on the Langarth Park & Ride site, with plentiful space available. The Park and Ride service will end before the game finishes, but supporters are advised that the car park will remain open until well after the final whistle.
Train: CrossCountry operate one service direct to Truro on Saturday, with other services heading to Plymouth, where you can change trains to Truro.
The stadium is an hour’s walk away from Truro Station, but you can catch the Park & Ride, which takes you to the ground.
KEEP UPDATED
The best way to follow the game is in person. There will also be…
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- In-game updates on X: @YorkCityFC
- Watch live via National League TV on DAZN
- Full match report on our website after the game
- Post-match reaction and highlights on YouTube
- Live commentary from BBC Radio York
