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Loan Watch: Dummett Signs Off In Style

Written by Newcastle Utd

Young defender Paul Dummett shines again for Gateshead, while Nile Ranger was also in action for his temporary team

By Dan King - Newcastle United Club Reporter

Paul Dummett's loan spell with Gateshead came to an end following Saturday's home game over Telford - but the Welsh under-21 international defender signed off on a high with a comfortable win and a clean sheet.

A 3-0 success at the International Stadium against Telford, in which Dummett played the full game, was a fitting send-off for the left-back, who has played most of his football for the Blue Square Bet Premier side at centre-half. 

Prior to the the 20-year-old's arrival on loan from Newcastle in March, the Heed had been leaking goals and had failed to keep a clean sheet in 11 games.

But on Dummett's debut, a 2-0 home success against Hayes and Yeading, his influence was clear and in his ten games for Ian Bogie's side, they have kept six clean sheets - including shut-outs in each of their last two matches after they drew 0-0 against Luton in midweek.

Josh Gillies, Liam Hatch and ex-United youngster Kris Gate got the goals but the Tynesiders missed out on the play-offs, finishing the season in eighth place.

In League One, Sheffield Wednesday still have a chance of automatic promotion after a vital 2-1 win at Brentford. 

Nile Ranger played the whole 90 minutes as Keith Treacy gave the Owls the lead and Miguel Angel Llera getting the winner either side of a Clayton Donaldson penalty.

And MK Dons picked up a win at relegated Rochdale, but Alan Smith was an unused substitute. 

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