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DOLAN: WE CAN SHOCK SPURS…

Exiles in mood for more Cup glory

By Chris Dunlavy

PARTY TIME: Newport celebrate their late winner against Leeds and Tottenham’s Harry Kane

HARRY Kane? Dele Alli? Christian Eriksson? Bring them all on, says Newport County midfielder Matty Dolan.
Conquerors of Leeds in round three, the Exiles have been rewarded with a glamour tie at home to Spurs,who earlier this season beat and drew with Real Madrid in the Champions League.
Rodney Parade, however, is a long way from the Bernabeu - and Dolan reckons Newport can claim another famous scalp.
“We were confident against Le...

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