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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Gateshead completed an incredible comeback from three down to beat Yeovil 4-3 in Somerset.
The north-east club, whose home ground is more than a 700-mile round trip away from Huish Park, looked to be up against it in this Enterprise National League clash as Josh Sims, Junior Morias and Harvey Greenslade put the Glovers 3-0 up before half-time.
Kyle Hurst gave the visitors hope with a goal in the 48th minute and the deficit was cut to one by Frank Nouble 10 minutes later.
Gateshead drew level through Kain Adom 17 minutes from time, and it was the same man who grabbed the winner in the eighth minute of stoppage time to help his team move up to eighth in the early standings.
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