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GOLDEN BOY BROWN IS DE MAN TO SAVE HEED

GOLDEN BOY

By Brett Lewis

BOREHAM WOOD 1
Tshimanga 26

GATESHEAD 1
Brown 90+6
TEENAGE substitute Dejaune Brown fired a 96th-minute equaliser to hand Gateshead a deserved share of the spoils, just when it seemed the gods weren’t shining on them.
Despite dominating for long spells, play-off hopefuls Heed found themselves behind to Kabongo Tshimanga’s 26th-minute opener.
Luke Hannant and Brown each struck the woodwork for the fifthplaced visitors before the 18-year-old striker, on loan from Derby County, found a way through for Rob Elliot’s men to net his first senior go...

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