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Gateshead 3-1 Boston United: Heed’s goal frenzy continues

Gateshead made it six wins from six on home soil while recording a fifth straight win, but weren’t at their best in front of their first four-figure crowd of the season.
Gateshead

By Jeff Bowron

GATESHEAD 3
BOSTON UNITED 1
FREE-SCORING Gateshead made it six wins from six on home soil while recording a fifth straight win, but weren’t at their best in front of their first four-figure crowd of the season.
However, the Heed have two strikers in red-hot form, goal-a-game Macaulay Langstaff and Cedwyn Scott already sharing 16 between them, and the pair were the difference in this game.
Once again, the Heed struck early. Owen Bailey hooked a ball forward that saw Langstaff outstrip his marker.
George Sykes-Kenworthy saved his first effort only for Langstaff to knock home th...

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