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SUPER SUBS COMPLETE A PILGRIMS COMEBACK

By Jeff Bowron

GATESHEAD 1
Chapman 21

BOSTON UTD 3
Maguire 45+4, Donnelly 54, Hiwula 74
AFTER back-to-back wins on the road, Gateshead’s home hoodoo and injury curse combined to produce an all too depressingly familiar outcome as Boston United battled back from a goal behind to secure victory.
The Heed’s injury list was in double figures for the visit of the Pilgrims – and they lost another two during the game, including stand-in centre-back Connor Pani, who was stretched off just before half-time.
Harry Chapman’s third goal in two games was crucia...

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