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HEED SAY HANKS VERY MUCH FOR LATE ERROR

By Jeff Bowron

GATESHEAD stole an undeserved point in the fourth minute of stoppage time as visitors Solihull finally registered their first point of the season at the sixth attempt.
Moors should have been ahead long before substitute Callum McFarlane broke the deadlock on 84 minutes from the penalty spot. But three points were cut to one when an under hit back-pass from recently introduced sub Justin Hanks was pounced on by Heed sub Michael Spellman at the death.
The Tynesiders looked to have conceded a costly late goal for the third game running, before the response.
Manager Lee...

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