Jermaine Easter scored with his first touch as a substitute to inspire Bristol Rovers to a 2-1 win and extend York's losing run to nine matches.The visitors took a 41st-minute lead when striker Vadaine Oliver was allowed to move unmarked on to James Berrett's diagonal ball from the left and buried a right-footed volley from eight yards.But the match turned in the 70th minute when Easter replaced Billy Bodin and netted within seconds, heading past Scott Flinders when Lee Mansell's driven free-kick was deflected into the air by a defender.Top scorer Matt Taylor grabbed the winner as the game went into stoppage time, chesting down a cross from another substitute Jake Gosling and shooting past Flinders from close range for his 14th goal of the season.Rovers found it hard to create first-half chances against hard-working opponents, Taylor going closest with a 40th-minute shot which was blocked by Flinders.The hosts improved after the break but the outcome was tough on a York side who battled for every ball.