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PREVIEW: A look ahead to the weekend in Wales

United face Newport away on Saturday

22 September 2022

United head across the border into South Wales for their return to League Two action this weekend.

opposition

Newport were also in Papa Johns Trophy group action on Tuesday night when they hosted Forest Green Rovers, and two goals in the space of 10 minutes proved to be too big a mountain to climb, despite a late strike from Will Evans.

Their previous two home fixtures had ended in 2-0 defeats, at the hands of Barrow and Grimsby, and that was punctuated by a disappointing away reverse at the hands of Stevenage.

The start to the season for the Exiles had been a mixed bag, with three League Two victories and triumphs in the Carabao Cup (over Luton and Portsmouth) and in the Papa Johns to complement that, but three losses and a draw from the first four outings had left them playing catch-up.

There was annoying news off the field when the club reported a break-in at their training facility at Spytty Stadium. Computer equipment, TVs, medical equipment, playing shirts and personal items belonging to staff and players were stolen, as the Exiles became the latest sporting team to report such an incident.

Former-Blue Ozzy Zanzala is set to miss out this weekend as he nurses a torn hamstring tendon, but boss James Rowberry says he is 'probably really fortunate to be here' after undergoing heart surgery on the eve of the season.

The 37-year-old said he had a pacemaker fitted after being diagnosed for third-degree atrioventricular heart block, a potentially fatal condition. This was spotted after a routine check-up by the League Managers' Association (LMA).

who watch

Big forward Omar Bogle has six goals from 12 appearances, a massive impact following his summer arrival from Hartlepool.

He netted five goals in five outings through the latter stages of August, and is a real presence in the box and when linking up the play. 

Not just a target, he can use the ball with quick feet and will provide a constant threat in front of his own fans.

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highlights

  Carlisle wins Draws Newport County wins
League 4 4 8
Total 4 4 8

Newport took the points away from Brunton Park in March 2022 as Mickey Demetriou and Finn Azzaz gave the visitors a two-goal cushion. Omari Patrick scored with ten minutes left to play to make things interesting, but the Exiles stood strong to take the spoils.

Watch the highligts from that game here:

The Blues were in South Wales in October 2021 for a very eventful 2-2 draw. Joe Riley opened the scoring inside the first minute, but Dom Telford turned the game on its head with a brace. Zach Clough levelled things up from the spot and the Exiles had two men sent off along the way.

Watch the highlights from that game here:

United were back at Rodney Parade in April 2021 and the teams battled it out for a point each in what was a tense 0-0 draw.

Watch the highlights from that game here:

These teams met in November 2020 with United breezing into a three-goal lead with goals from Lewis Alessandra and Jon Mellish (2). But it was to be a nervy ending as Jamie Devitt and Josh Sheehan bagged late strikes to keep things interesting.

Watch the highlights from that game here:

The March 2020 trip to Brunton Park for Newport was the last fixture to be played bfore the Covid-19 lockdown was imposed later that week.

United were ahead with just five minutes on the clock when Omari Patrick nodded the ball into the net. JJ Kayode doubled the lead from the spot, and the night got worse for the visitors when Ryan Innis was sent off on the stroke of half time.

Watch the highlights from that game here:

We were down in Newport in October 2019 when a last-minute goal from George Nurse condemned the Blues to an away defeat.

Watch the highlights from that game here:

Prior to that we came together at Rodney Parade in March 2019 and it turned out to be a day for the home side as Ade Azeez and Padraig Amond netted either side of the break to send the Blues home with nothing to show for their efforts.

Watch the highlights from that game here:

Our meeting with the Exiles in November 2018 looked comfortable as Jamie Devitt netted twice to give the Blues a two-goal cushion. Padraig Amond had something to say about that as he pulled the visitors right back into it just before the break. Dan Butler thought he'd earned his side a point with just three minutes left to play, but Danny Grainger bagged himself a goal of the month award and a victory for his team with almost the last kick of the game.

Watch the highlights from that game here:

Both of the 2017/18 season games were draws, with the December trip to Rodney Parade seeing the sides having to settle for a share of the spoils off the back of a 3-3 stalemate. Luke Joyce sparked a much better second half for United when he scored from very close range immediately after the break, but it was nip and tuck and strikes from Tom Miller and Kelvin Etuhu were needed to make sure Carlisle had something to show for their efforts.

Watch the highlights from that game here:

The 17/18 league season ended when these two came together in May right here on our own patch. Mark Ellis put us ahead with less than a quarter of an hour gone, but Padraig Amond restored parity just before the break, and that was just about that as the teams played their way to full time and a well earned summer break.

Watch the highlights from that game here:

officials

Referee - Keith Stroud
Assistant Referee 1 - George Byrne
Assistant Referee 2 - Andrew Dallison
Fourth Official - Sunny (Sukhvir) Gill
Observer - Rodger Gifford

Our referee for this fixture is Mr Keith Stroud. Keith has been in charge of eight games so far this season showing 41 yellow cards and two reds.

A very experienced referee, he has worked at the upper levels of the game for most of his career and, therefore, has only been the man in the middle for one game involving United previously.

That was our 2-1 defeat away at Shrewsbury in December 2012, in a League One encounter. Liam Noble scored for the Blues, but Jon Taylor and Paul Parry secured the points for the home team. Lee Miller had his name taken on the day.

tickets

Date

Time

Thursday 22 September

10am – 4pm

Prices:

Concession

Price

Adult

£22

Senior 60+

£18

Young Adult 16 -21

£16

Student with valid ID Card

£16

U16

£10

U12

£8

*U6

FOC

*U6 must be purchased with an adult or senior ticket only.

Ambulant disabled and wheelchair info:

Ambulant disabled supporters pay the relevant price with the carer free of charge. Wheelchair users pay the relevant price of the Purevans.com south stand.

Methods of purchase:

  • In person – come to the main ticket office at the designated time.
  • Phone – ring the ticket office 03300 945 930 option 1 at the designated times and pay with a credit / debit card.
  • Internet – buy online HERE.

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If you wish to purchase bus travel you can organise this by calling CUSAT on 07563 700 987.

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Match Reports

MATCH REPORT: Exiles 1 - 1 United

Report from the Saturday afternoon away game

24 September 2022

United's Blue Army battled their way through road closures and heavy traffic to get to Rodney Parade on Saturday afternoon, but they brushed all of that aside to take their place in the stands as usual.

Manager Paul Simpson made one change to last weekend's team that faced Wimbledon with Omari Patrick, suffering from a niggling hamstring problem, replaced by Jack Stretton, who made his first league start for the club. That brought youth striker Nic Bollado onto the bench.

That was the plan - but there was a late change to the starters as Corey Whelan stepped in for Morgan Feeney, with more information to follow on the reason for that switch from the manager after the game. Jack Ellis moved onto the bench.

A weak shot from Bogle was followed by a dipper from Moxon that went over the bar at the other end as both sides came out of the blocks sharply, but the teams tightened things up quickly with time and space at a premium through the opening 10 minutes of the game.

There was a moment of concern in the United area on 11 minutes when Demetriou launched a long throw into the mix. It fell at feet, and Huntington readjusted to sweep it away.

The Cumbrians had a real chance when Back flighted a ball from the right touchline into the box. The clearance only went as far as Moxon, who opted to strike it on the volley from just inside the area. He got his bearings wrong and it spun well wide.

Huntington was onto the early balls that came into the box and he had to be on his toes when Nevers challenged for a Norman cross. He won the initial header then dealt with the loose pieces.

Another clipped delivery from Norman picked out Bogle as he bent a run towards the penalty spot, but he couldn't keep his header down.

United went on the break when a Demetriou throw was cut out, and Dennis pushed forward with the ball at his feet. Moxon was up in support, as was Armer, but the shot was blocked just as the wing back pulled the trigger.

Clarke had to scamper to get to a deep free kick from Lewis, with meaningful attacks sporadic in their nature, and it was almost inevitable that it was going into the stands as he stretched to head it.

The opening goal of the game came from nowhere as Newport somehow made their way down the left flank, when everything seemed to be under control. Nevers wriggled away and took advantage of hesitation to pull the ball across the face of the target. Moriah-Welsh was first to react, and an ugly first touch from him caused all kinds of problems as it spun and bounced. Holy was off his line and he was taken out of the equation with a toe poke that sent the ball over the line.

Carlisle looked to respond and Back threw a boot at a low pass after it had been shifted into the area. It had power but it was straight at Townsend.

The away side carved Newport open on 37 minutes when Moxon won a tackle deep inside his own half. He gave it to Dennis, who looked up to see Mellish on the overlap. The defender shrugged off a challenge before returning the favour with a reverse pass. Dennis was closed down just as it appeared to open up for him.

A low drilled effort from 18-yards from Back signalled the end of the first half, after Dennis had popped it his way, and the task at hand was clear as the whistle blew.

Two corners at the start of the second period put the visitors on the front foot, but they were eventually cleared. A cross from the right from Gibson suffered the same fate, and Stretton and Dennis were also closed out as they tried to link up.

More incisive one-touch play from Carlisle saw Gibson and Dennis combine, with a low cross from the wide man sitting up nicely for the striker to hit, off a Mellish touch. It was a difficult opportunity and he struck it into the deck.

Bogle tried a 40-yard lob when he spotted Holy off his line after Nevers had fed it his way, but it lacked the accuracy it needed.

United enjoyed long periods of possession, and they got their equaliser on 75 minutes when a Guy corner was ripped into the bodies that waited. It stuck under feet, and Corey Whelan didn't need to be asked twice. A thundering low punt from 14-yards bulged the net, allowing him to mark appearance number 50 for the club with his first goal in a blue shirt.

Holy was relieved to be able to scoop up a touch from Clarke when he got on the end of a whipped throw from Demetriou, with the action taking place just yards from the line.

A burst of pace from Hilton had the away fans on their feet as he arrowed in for a cross. It had Dennis interested but it was just too far in front of him.

Teenager Nic Bollado was on for his league debut in time added on, and he was almost involved immediately as Hilton lofted a beauty towards him at the far post. It was put behind for a corner, and United were denied a winner from that when Huntington's volley struck the bar as Guy's chosen method of zinging it once again shook the back line.

Hilton, who had made a real difference from the second he took to the pitch, was a yard away from grabbing the glory with a cruncher that whistled just too high late in the day, and United's defence of the last of many long launches from Demetriou brought the shutters down on an away day draw.

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Goals

Newport County - Moriah-Welsh (30)

Carlisle United - Whelan (75)

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Bookings

Newport County - Nevers (57), Evans (71), Bennett (83)

Carlisle United - Gibson (49)

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Teams

Newport County - Townsend (gk), Norman, Clarke, Bogle (Zimba 90), Bennett, Nevers (Waite 70), Lindley (Willmott 90), Moriah-Welsh, Lewis, Demetriou (c), Evans. Subs - Day (gk), Drysdale, Lewis, Wildig.

Carlisle United - Holy, Whelan (c), Huntington, Mellish, Back, Gibson (Hilton 69), Guy, Moxon (Harris 69), Armer, Stretton (Bollado 90), Dennis. Subs - Kelly (gk), Charters, Ellis, Idehen. 

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Match officials

Referee - Keith Stroud
Assistant Referee 1 - George Byrne
Assistant Referee 2 - Andrew Dallison
Fourth Official - Sunny (sukhvir) Gill
Observer - Rodger Gifford

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Attendance - 3,876 (188)

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Ticket News

AWAY DAYS: Ticket information for the Newport game

Prices and dates of sale for the trip into Wales

12 September 2022

Sponsored by

Newport County v Carlisle United, Saturday 24 September, kick off 3pm.

Tickets for the game are available on the day from away gate 6 and do not increase in price. 

Date

Time

Monday 12 September

10am – 5pm

Tuesday 13 September

10am – 5pm

Wednesday 14 September

10am – 5pm

Thursday 15 September

10am – 5pm

Friday 16 September

10am – 5pm

Saturday 17 September

10am – 2.30pm

Saturday 17 September

4.45pm – 5pm

Sunday 18 September

Closed

Monday 19 September

Closed

Tuesday 20 September

10am – 1pm

Wednesday 21 September

10am – 5pm

Thursday 22 September

10am – 4pm

Prices:

Concession

Price

Adult

£22

Senior 60+

£18

Young Adult 16 -21

£16

Student with valid ID Card

£16

U16

£10

U12

£8

*U6

FOC

*U6 must be purchased with an adult or senior ticket only.

Ambulant disabled and wheelchair info:

Ambulant disabled supporters pay the relevant price with the carer free of charge. Wheelchair users pay the relevant price of the Purevans.com south stand.

Methods of purchase:

  • In person – come to the main ticket office at the designated time.
  • Phone – ring the ticket office 03300 945 930 option 1 at the designated times and pay with a credit / debit card.
  • Internet – buy online HERE.

Please note - to post tickets out to customers who have purchased over the telephone there is an additional charge of 85p. The last day tickets will be posted is Tuesday 20 September.

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If you wish to purchase bus travel you can organise this by calling CUSAT on 07563 700 987.

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