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Gateshead 2-1 Barnet: Heed hit Bees on the hop!

Kain Adom enjoyed a dream debut as Gateshead came from behind to claim an impressive double over third-placed Barnet.

Gateshead

By Jeff Bowron

GATESHEAD 2
Hannant 59, Adom 80

BARNET 1
Kabamba 28

DEBUT DELIGHT: Gateshead new boy Kain Adom, centre, celebrates his late winner
PICTURE: Charlie Waugh

SUPERSUB Kain Adom enjoyed a dream debut as Gateshead came from behind to claim an impressive double over third-placed Barnet.
The Bees’ winless run against the Heed stretched to seven games as, for the second time in a week, they slipped to defeat up north after spur ning a number of good chances.
Gateshead looked like a side with eight players out in a disjointed first-half display that Barnet should have capitalis...

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