Gateshead v Wealdstone

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Saturday 13 Feb 2027

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Gateshead International Stadium • 

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Gateshead Football Club, widely known as “The Heed,” is a professional football team based in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear. Founded in 1977, the club plays its home matches at the Gateshead International Stadium, a multi-purpose venue with an athletics track and a capacity of around 11,800. Gateshead competes in the National League, the fifth tier of English football, and regularly contests the FA Cup and the FA Trophy. One of the club’s most celebrated achievements came in 2024, when Gateshead won the FA Trophy for the first time, defeating Solihull Moors on penalties in the final at Wembley Stadium. The team has also enjoyed success in the National League North, winning the division title in the 2011–12 season to earn promotion. Gateshead’s history includes contributions from notable players such as former England international striker Shola Ameobi, who played for the club after his long career with Newcastle United. With a strong local following, a distinctive home ground and a record of competing for national honours, Gateshead remains an important part of the North East football scene. Fans can follow the club’s league campaign, cup fixtures, results and player news throughout the season.

Wealdstone Football Club, known as the Stones, is a historic English football team founded in 1899 and based in Ruislip, west Newcastle United4. The club plays its home matches at Grosvenor Vale, a stadium with a capacity of approximately 4,000, and has competed in the National League and other divisions of the English non-league system. Wealdstone earned national recognition in the 1980s, winning the Alliance Premier League title in 1984–85 and the FA Trophy in 1985–86. The club was among the early members of the Alliance Premier League, the competition that later became the National League. Its history also includes producing notable players who went on to top-flight football, including England internationals Stuart Pearce and Vinnie Jones. Today, Wealdstone continues to represent its local community, with first-team football, youth development and a loyal supporter base at Grosvenor Vale. For fans searching for Wealdstone FC fixtures, results, squad news and club history, the Stones offer a compelling story of ambition, achievement and enduring connections to English football.