Mullins expecting another stern test against Tranmere

Newport County manager Hayden Mullins is preparing for a tough match against Tranmere Rovers on Saturday. Mullins emphasized that no game in League Two will be easy this season, as his side returns to Rodney Parade following a 5-3 defeat at Bristol Rovers last weekend. Despite the loss, Mullins found the game enjoyable, praising his team's performance, character, and energy. He stressed the importance of starting fast and positively to rally the crowd.

Tranmere Rovers, managed by Darrell Clarke, have shown improvement under his leadership. They have won their first two League Two games and sit fourth in the table. Mullins acknowledged the challenges posed by Tranmere, noting their hard work and quality. He anticipated a physical encounter between the two teams.

Newport County has had a positive start under Mullins, with the team scoring six goals in their last two matches. The manager hopes for another fast start at Rodney Parade and believes his side can bounce back from their previous defeat. Newport midfielder Cole Jarvis expects a physical game against Tranmere, but remains confident in securing three points.