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Hard-earned point for ten-man Newport

By Chris Browning Thu, 09 August 2012 2:35PM

Newport battled to a 0-0 draw with Totton & Eling last night (Wednesday), after playing half of the game with ten men.

Alex Przespolewski was shown a straight red card for unsporting conduct before the start of the second half.

Steve Brougham's men were able to hold on under pressure from their hosts, to ensure their unbeaten start to the season continues.

The Port are up to third in the Wessex Premier League table, although teams below them have a game in hand.

Next up for the Island side is Lymington Town on Saturday.

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