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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Newport are set to be without midfielder Scot Bennett at home to Mansfield.
Bennett suffered a rib injury in the first half of last week’s 3-3 draw with Oldham before being replaced after the break.
Robbie Willmott is pushing for a starting spot after coming off the bench for Bennett.
Newport have gone three games without a win but are clinging on to the final Sky Bet League Two play-off spot in seventh.
Mansfield, one point and one place above Newport, expect to welcome back Stephen McLaughlin as the Stags defend an unbeaten 11-game league run.
The full-back was left out of the goalless draw with Bristol Rovers as a precaution after suffering a bang to the head in the previous game against Colchester.
Striker Rhys Oates is a doubt after picking up a thigh strain last weekend and Georgie Lapslie (thigh) is not ready to return yet.
Stags boss Nigel Clough remains cautious over reintegrating James Perch into his first-team plans after the former Newcastle player fractured his skull in September.
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