Rochdale's National League match against York City on Saturday ended in controversy after an incident involving a player and a fan. The game, which concluded in a 1-1 draw, saw both teams score in stoppage time, leading to pitch invasions from both sets of supporters. Josh Stones scored a late equaliser for York, clinching promotion back to the English Football League and denying Rochdale the title. Emmanuel Dieseruvwe had initially put Rochdale ahead, prompting celebrations from home fans at Spotland Stadium. However, the atmosphere turned tense during the pitch invasion that followed Dieseruvwe's goal. Footage circulated on social media appeared to show a York player striking a fan during this chaotic moment. Greater Manchester Police confirmed that they are investigating the incident and have arrested four Rochdale supporters for various offences, including pitch incursion and assault. One York fan was also arrested. The police are reviewing CCTV footage and have been in contact with both clubs regarding the incident. After the game, Stones claimed he faced abuse from Rochdale fans, highlighting the heated nature of the match. The final whistle marked a significant moment for York City, as they celebrated their promotion amidst the turmoil.