Newport County AFC is a professional football club from Newport, South Wales, competing in EFL League Two. The club plays its home matches at Rodney Parade, a ground it shares with rugby teams. Founded in 1912, the Exiles have a remarkable story of resilience, having been reformed in 1989 after going out of business. Their history is marked by a famous FA Cup run in 2019 that included victories over Leicester City and Middlesbrough, taking them to the fifth round. In the modern era, Newport has established itself as a tough opponent in League Two, known for a direct and physical style of play and a formidable home record, especially in cup competitions. Manager Michael Flynn was instrumental in their recent successes. The club's supporters are famously loyal, creating a loud and intimidating atmosphere. Newport County embodies the spirit of a community club that has fought back from the brink.