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EXILES SERVE UP FOUR-MIDABLE FIRST HALF TO FLOOR SPIREITES

EXILES SERVE UP FOUR-MIDABLE FIRST HALF TO FLOOR SPIREITES

By Andrew Penman

HAYDEN Mullins hailed Newport’s first 45 minutes as “top class” after the Exiles raced into a 4-0lead over Chesterfield.
Cameron Norman, Tom Davies, Harrison Biggins and Yahya Bam-ba all struck before half-time, with Liam Mandeville scoring in reply.
“It’s the best result of the season,” said Mullins.
“It’s the best 45 we’ve put together this season – the lads blew them away.
“They’re a really good side, they’re tipped to be in and around the play-offs. It’s a weird s...

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