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Gateshead 1-1 Sutton United: Heed hit hard by late Eze strike!

Two of the revivalist sides in the division after a change of management couldn’t be separated after a hard-fought game on the banks of the Tyne.

By Jeff Bowron

GATESHEAD 1
Chapman 29

SUTTON UTD 1
Eze 84

LEVEL BEST: Dubem Eze loved his goal
PICTURE: Jon Palmer

Two of the revivalist sides in the division after a change of management couldn’t be separated after a hard-fought game on the banks of the Tyne.
The point was of more advantage to Sutton who continued their good away form, while Gateshead remain in the bottom four despite a run of just one defeat in eight.
Sutton’s equaliser came in the 84th minute it was two points dropped for the Heed. Both strikes for the game’s goals out of the very top drawer.
Gateshead manager Rob ...

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