York City's forward line looks genuinely threatening against a Bridgwater defence that, frankly, seems to have been assembled with the same care I apply to finding reasons to continue existing. Joe Richman in the Bridgwater goal will be kept busy, and while he may make a few decent stops, the sheer volume of attacks coming his way suggests he'll eventually be picking the ball out of his net twice. Bridgwater will nick one back, because even pointless exercises occasionally produce a minor surprise, but York should see this through — not that any of it matters, of course.

York City's forward line looks absolutely ferocious in this one — Bridgwater's defence is going to be under siege from the first whistle, and with only 10 points worth of attacking threat on their end, they've got nothing to hit back with when the tide turns. Frank Gerrard up front could be the difference-maker, and I reckon he tears through that backline like a force of nature. Bridgwater might nick one on the counter but York hold their nerve to progress.