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Gibraltar man rocks Galforth to earn Spartans first away win

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September 01, 2025

JESSE Gomez hailed Blyth Spartans’ togetherness after they earned their first away win and first clean sheet of the season with a hard-earned victory at Garforth Town.

- With Mark Carruthers

Colin Myers' men had to wait until eight minutes from time to grab the first goal of the game as Gibraltar youngster Gomez produced a fine finish.

The points were signed, sealed and delivered in the fourth minute of injury-time as Jack Wilson and Benji Shodeinde combined for the latter to ensure the points returned to Northumberland.

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