Offside.win National League Gateshead v Tamworth
Gateshead v Tamworth
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Gateshead v Tamworth is one to leave alone. There is a likely outcome here, but every bookmaker has it shorter than it deserves, so there is nothing to take.
Preview
Tamworth take the points here because Gateshead are running on fumes after playing only three days ago. Ben Clark took over the hosts just two games back, yet they sit bottom of the table and have lost five of their last six matches. Andy Peaks brings a visiting side that has won three of their last six outings, even if their travels are poor. Both managers set up in a 4-4-2 shape, meaning a direct battle all over the pitch in the wind. Gateshead cannot buy a win against teams above them, managing zero victories in their last ten attempts against such sides. The last meeting ended 3-1, and similar defensive frailties will decide it.
Form
- Gateshead are without a win in six: one drawn, five lost.
- Tamworth have won three, drawn none and lost three of their last six.
Head to head
15 meetings between them: Gateshead won four, Tamworth won seven, four were drawn. Last time: Tamworth 3–1 Gateshead, January 2026.
The table
Gateshead are 24th and Tamworth 18th.
Expected line-ups
Gateshead: Peter Jameson, Alex Lankshear, Harrison Holgate, Jack Robinson, Thomas Lavery, Fenton John, Josh Home, Rocco Coyle, Michael Spellman, Luke Supyk, David Eguaibor.
Tamworth: Rhys Lovett, Riccardo Calder, Joe Rye, Jordan Cullinane-Liburd, Olly Dyson, Ben Acquaye, Morgan Roberts, Teo Kurtaran, Thomas McGlinchey, Jake Hutchinson, Kieren Donnelly.
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