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Gateshead 2-2 Oldham Athletic: Big Dave fury at his Latics

Oldham were denied a morale-boosting win on Tyneside as Gateshead twice came from behind, the Heed’s second equaliser three minutes from the end of normal time.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 September 2023

By Jeff Bowron

GATESHEAD 2
Hunter 58, Wearne 87

OLDHAM ATH 2
Dickenson 28, Hogan 65

CLOSE: Gateshead wide man Tom Allan fires at goal, inset, a flying save from Latics keeper Matt Hudson
Pictures: Charlie Waugh

OLDHAM were denied a morale-boosting win on Tyneside as Gateshead twice came from behind, the Heed’s second equaliser three minutes from the end of normal time.
The Tynesiders were unfortunate to trail to Brennan Dickenson’s goal at half-time but fortunate not to have conceded more than one goal after the break.
Jordan Hunter’s leveller was soon followed by Liam Hogan restorin...

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