National League

HOT HEED SHOW NO MERCY ON MAGPIES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 November 2024

By Daniel Darlington

MAIDENHEAD U 0

GATESHEAD 5
Butterfield 20, 65, Massey (og) 45+5, Booty 52, Whelan 59 RUTHLESS Gateshead clinically tore Maidenhead United apart at York Road after benefiting from the early dismissal of Kevin Lokko.
Maidenhead were without a win in eight matches in all competitions but they had a flurry of early chances with Sam Barratt hooking wide with his left foot and Casey Pettit seeing his goal-bound shot deflected wide of the post for a corner.
The home side competed well in the first 15 minutes but their chances of getting something from the game mater...

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