York City: Salute to the Minstermen's'˜fox-in-the-box'

In the process, the Minstermen secured back-to-back league wins and three victories in successive home games for the first time since mid-April to hand their survival quest a boost.

On the impact of Boro loanee Fewster, who took his tally to four goals in nine points said: “He was sharp and not only with his finishing, but his energy and desire too.

“He was still chasing things in stoppage time and his work-rate was fantastic.

“Our tannoy announcer called him a fox-in-the-box and that’s exactly what he is. He knows how to score goals and, hopefully, he’ll keep doing that for us this season.

“He’s getting experience in terms of the physical side of the game and you can see he’s getting stronger and fitter.

“It’s great for us that we’ve got him and he has the ability to be whatever he wants because he has a great knack for scoring goals.”