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York confirmed National League survival after Shaq Forde’s late equaliser earned them a 1-1 drew at Notts County.
Macaulay Langstaff’s 42nd goal of the season put County in front as the division’s top-scorer got on the end of Ruben Rodrigues’ ball just before the break.
York had goalkeeper Ryan Whitley to thank for keeping the deficit to won as he made a series of impressive saves, notably denying Sam Austin and keeping out Cedwyn Scott’s deflected header.
And Forde levelled in the 88th minute, sending a cool finish past Sam Slocombe at his right-hand post.
Whitley still had to be alert to deny the dangerous Rodrigues in added time as York, already all but safe, ensured they would be staying up.
Second-placed County’s next assignment is a play-off semi-final against either Barnet or Boreham Wood.
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