York 3 Pompey 1: Ratings

POMPEY

Paul Jones: Can’t be criticised for goals 7

Ben Davies: Kept going 6

Adam Webster (45 mins Adam Barton: Some key stops 6): Picked up concerning injury 5

Matt Clarke: Shaky at times 5

Enda Stevens: So, so 6

Michael Doyle: A rare off-day 5

Danny Hollands: Overrun at times 5

Gareth Evans: Gave absolutely everything 7

Marc McNulty (74 mins Conor Chaplin: Little impact 5): Very poor on return 4

Kyle Bennett (66 mins Ben Tollitt: A few good moments 6): Couldn’t create 6

Michael Smith: Not at it 5

Subs Not Used; Brian Murphy, Kieron Freeman, Kal Naismith, Adam McGurk.

YORK CITY

Scott Flinders: Mistake for Pompey consolation 6

Luke Hendrie: Some excellent attacking runs 8

Scot Bennett: Far too comfortable 7

Kyle Cameron: Commanding presence 8

Josh Carson: Stand-in left-back had it easy 7

James Berrett: Very neat and tidy 8

Russell Penn: Mammoth display in midfield 8

Luke Summerfield: Simply stunning 9

Danny Galbraith (90 mins Kenny McEvoy): Very little end product 6

Lewis Alessandra: Troubled Pompey with movement 7

Bradley Fewster: Handful throughout 8

Subs Not Used; Michael Ingram, Derek Riordan, George Swan, Reece Thompson, Matty Dixon

Attendance; 3,214 (841 Pompey)

Referee: Nigel Miller (County Durham) – Very efficient display 8

Man of the Match: Gareth Evans - A goal capped a hard-working display from the midfielder who continued to show heart and drive when others had surrendered.

We Want Him: Luke Summerfield - An assist and stunning goal from distance from the midfielder who was allowed to dictate play for the York with embarrassing ease.

He’s All Yours: Danny Galbraith - Gave effort before offered very little constructive on the wing, while others have more effective displays.

Magic Moment: The final whistle bringing to an end a shambolic Pompey display in which a side destined for relegation beat them comfortably.

Their Manager: Jackie McNamara - He needed a result to avoid relegation last night and didn’t his team provide it.