National League

MAGNAY IS LEARNING ON THE JOB FOR HEED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2024

By Jeff Bowron

GATESHEAD 2
Oseni 19, Whelan 34

ALDERSHOT TN 2
Barrett 11, Barham 57
HIGH -FLYING Gateshead’s inconsistent form continued as Aldershot became only the second side to take points from the Tynesiders at the International Stadium this season.
The Heed came from behind to lead at the break after an impressive opening 45 minutes, but lost their way after Jack Barham levelled for the Shots early in the second half.
The game hinged on two big moments – both which went against the home side.
Josh Barrett looked well offside when he tapped home Barham ...

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