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Preview | Gateshead (A)

28 March 2024

Gateshead vs Rochdale AFC | Vanarama National League, Good Friday 29th March, Gateshead International Stadium, 3pm Kick-Off

Dale's first game of the Easter weekend double-header sees us travel to Gateshead.

Read all of the pre-match build-up ahead of our trip below.

ADMISSION DETAILS

Tickets must be purchased online via Gateshead's online ticketing site.

Click HERE for full ticket details.

PRE-MATCH

Jimmy McNulty says he is focused on his team's performances and the next moment, as Dale enter the final six games of the season.

Click HERE to read what he and Ryan East said on taking it one match at a time.

TEAM NEWS

Dale have Tiernan Brooks and George Nevett back in contention after their international call-ups.

Ian Henderson will serve the final game of his three-match suspension that was picked up at home to Woking over a fortnight ago.

THE OPPOSITION

Gateshead come into the game off the back of a 7-1 win against local rivals Hartlepool United.

That win saw The Heed move up to fourth position in the table as they continue a hugely impressive campaign under Rob Elliott.

He took charge in October following Mike Williamson's departure to MK Dons, and has sustained their playoff push despite the loss of some key players.

It is our third meeting with Gateshead this season. The league game at the Crown Oil Arena ended 2-2, whilst Dale were beaten 5-1 in an FA Trophy tie in December.

GROUND GUIDE

For a directions to Gatehead's stadium, visit their website by clicking HERE.

HEAD-TO-HEAD

This will be the 52nd meeting between the two clubs.

There have been 16 wins for Dale, 27 for Gateshead, and eight draws.

MAN IN THE MIDDLE

Ben Wyatt will be the referee for Saturday’s game. 

Scott Taylor and Scott Henry are the assistant referees, with Givi Todua as the fourth official.

FOLLOW THE ACTION

All supporters are able to watch the match via the National League TV platform. Click HERE for full details.

There will also be live updates via the club’s official Twitter account.

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Match Reports

Report | Gateshead 1-0 Dale

29 March 2024

Dale were beaten 1-0 away at playoff contenders Gateshead on Good Friday.

Dajaune Brown’s first-half goal proved to be the difference, as Jimmy McNulty’s men were beaten for the first time in five games.

The Dale Head Coach made one change to the team that started Saturday’s 1-0 win at home to Maidenhead United. George Nevett, who won his second Wales Under-19 cap on international duty last weekend, returned in place of Dan Sassi, who extended his loan with the club until the end of the season earlier in the week. There was also welcome news in the form of Tyrese Sinclair returning from injury to take a place on the substitute’s bench.

It was an even opening to the game, with Ryan East seeing a shot blocked for Dale and Kieron Evans having a tame shot held by Jacob Chapman.

Midway through the first-half, Kyron Gordon put in a strong block on a well-struck volley from Kain Adom, before Dale put together a well worked corner routine that saw Devante Rodney’s poke goal wards held by Nathan Harness.

The hosts took the lead in the 27th minute, when Ed Francis’ lofted ball over the top for Brown allowed the Gateshead striker to lift the ball over the advancing Chapman.

The Heed, who were 7-1 winners over Hartlepool United during the week, were dominant in possession following the goal. Francis saw a free-kick held by Chapman and Regan Booty hit a shot from 25-yards well off target before the interval.

After the break, Luke Hannant and Rodney both saw shots well blocked at either end, before Chapman pulled off a fine save to turn Louis Storey’s goal bound header onto the underside of the bar, before Dale cleared.

McNulty’s side were seeing a lot more of the ball higher up the pitch as the second period progressed but were struggling to create clear cut chances.

Gateshead substitute Greg Olley curled an effort narrowly wide of Chapman’s left post, before Dale’s best chance fell to substitute Sinclair.

Gordon received a pass from Cian Hayes on the right and sent a cross in which reached Sinclair on the far side of the area. He took a good touch and caught his shot well, but hit the effort straight at Harness, who collected at the second attempt.

Sinclair had a late shot well blocked as Dale pushed for an equaliser, but it would end in a first defeat in five games.

Dale XI | Chapman, Gordon, John (65’ Armstrong), East, Ebanks-Landell ©, Mitchell, Rodney, Keohane (65’ Sinclair), Nevett, Hayes, Gilmour (83’ Mather).

Unused subs | Clayton, Sassi.

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