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DINANGA’S BACK IN THE GROOVE FOR HAPPY HEED

DINANGA’S BACK

By Jeff Bowron

GATESHEAD 4
Hannant 17, Dinanga 48, 57, 90+3

OXFORD CITY 0
HITMAN Marcus Dinanga’s first Heed hat-trick strengthened the Tynesiders’ play-off ambitions while increasing Oxford’s woes at the foot of the National League.
Dinanga had scored two goals on eight occasions for Gateshead but struck the Heed’s fourth deep into stoppage time to finally walk away with the match ball.
His first two goals were the hallmark of a predatory poacher, the third the product of an in-form Gateshead’s never say die attitude epitomised by player assi...

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