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Gateshead - Gateshead VS York City Result Today
Gateshead
03-25 03:45
3 - 1
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Statistics
H2H
Lineups
Gateshead
York City
Attacks
99
121
Dangerous Attacks
66
96
Ball Possession
33
67
On Target
4
5
Off Target
2036
30213
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End 3-1
93′
3-1
pearce
Assist: M. Walcott
85′
3-0
L. Storey
Assist: k.ward
84′
H. Boateng
81′
B.Nicholson
79′
A. Newby
74′
S. Bowen
L.Amantchi
74′
e.moore
d.ferguson
73′
J. King
j.grey
70′
L. Storey
B.Radcliffe
65′
2-0
ashley boatswain
Assist: J. Anifowose
63′
O. Banks
G.Olley
63′
B.brookes
M.Williams
63′
J. Anifowose
Josh home
63′
ashley boatswain
J. Butterfield
57′
Josh home
Halftime 1-0
41′
1-0
k.ward
16′
j.fenton
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Match Info
Gateshead secured a convincing 3-1 victory over York City at the Gateshead International Stadium in an English National League clash. The Heed dominated for large periods, with their attacking fluency proving too much for a York City side that struggled to contain the home team's forward line. Gateshead opened the scoring early, doubling their advantage before the half-hour mark to take firm control. York City pulled a goal back just before halftime to give themselves a lifeline, but any hopes of a comeback were extinguished when Gateshead restored their two-goal cushion with a well-taken strike midway through the second half. The match's standout performance came from Gateshead's dynamic midfielder, who orchestrated play and contributed a goal and an assist. This result significantly boosts Gateshead's playoff aspirations, moving them up the table, while York City's defeat leaves them looking over their shoulder near the lower reaches of the division. The Gateshead manager praised his team's professional performance, while the York City boss acknowledged his side was second-best on the day. The starting XIs showed Gateshead's strength in depth, with their attacking players consistently threatening throughout the ninety minutes.