Pressure eases on Exiles boss after away success
Western Mail
|October 27, 2025
NEWPORT County manager David Hughes laughed off the pressure on him and heaped praise on his players after Saturday's win at Harrogate Town.
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Courtney Baker-Richardson celebrates scoring Newport's first goal
County remain bottom of the League Two table but this vital victory, thanks to strikes from Courtney Baker-Richardson and Cameron Antwi either side of an own goal, moved them to within a point of safety after 14 games.
“I’m really pleased for everybody,” said Hughes.
“For the supporters it’s a long way but they came up in their numbers and it’s really pleasing to send them home with three points in the bag.
“I'm ecstatic for the players. I felt as if we showed bits of everything that’s required to win a game.
“We could have had more goals, but I’m being greedy.
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