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Gateshead show gratitude for gifts

CHESTER 1 GATESHEAD 2
By Neil Turner

GATESHEAD took full advantage of two basic Chester errors to garner all three points in a match which rarely rose above the ordinary.
City shot-stopper Louis Gray appeared to be at fault for Jordan Preston’s opener in the 12th minute.
Then a howler from veteran defender Simon Grand led to a late winner for substitute Macaulay Langstaff after Chester had levelled on 52 minutes.
The visitors were the better side for most of the first period, taking the lead when Preston cut inside before hitting a low effort from 18 yards past Gray, whose ...

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