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AFC Fylde send out a message to promotion rivals by ending Gateshead’s hot streak

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 February 2022

By Tom Simmonds

GATESHEAD 0

AFC FYLDE 3
Shaw 68, Haughton 83, Osborne 90+1
PROMOTION-CHASERS AFC Fylde ended Gateshead’s five-game unbeaten run with a crucial victory, their three shots on target all finding the net.
Nathan Shaw broke the deadlock midway through the second half, late Nick Haughton and Sam Osborne goals adding gloss to the final score.
Delighted Fylde boss Jim Bentley said: “It’s a big win for us, this is a difficult place to come. Gateshead are a good side with some good talent. We worked on some things to get on top of their strengths and we knew we had enough in our loc...

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