Newport County's latest escape act will be remembered for years to come, as they secured their League Two status with a dramatic 3-2 win over Barrow. The Exiles had been staring into the abyss, 1-0 down with 15 minutes left, but substitute Tom Davies' equaliser and Bobby Kamwa's superb winner in the 83rd minute sent the travelling supporters into raptures. Christian Fuchs, the Newport manager, was ecstatic, saying 'It's indescribable' and 'I have goosebumps all over my body'. The win came exactly 10 years after Fuchs won the Premier League title with Leicester City. Newport's victory was their second consecutive win, following a 3-2 win over Oldham the previous week. The Exiles had spent 25 of the campaign's 45 matchdays in the relegation zone, but their late surge ensured they finished 20th in the table. The club's fans will be relieved, but the team knows they must improve next season to avoid another stressful finale. With a small wage bill, Newport will face a significant summer to ensure they do not find themselves in this same situation again in 12 months. Former Swansea City chairman Huw Jenkins, who took a majority shareholding in Newport two years ago, has spent £3m of his own money to stabilise the club, but he has been open about the need for new investment. The Exiles have been in decline for years, finishing 11th, 15th, 18th, and 22nd in the table before this season's 20th place. But for now, the team and their fans can celebrate a remarkable escape. The final whistle sparked wild celebrations at Barrow, with players and staff hugging each other in relief. It was a moment that will be etched in the memories of the Newport County faithful for a long time. And as the team looks to the future, they will hope to build on this momentum and create a more stable foundation for success. The summer ahead will be crucial in shaping the club's future, with key decisions to be made on player signings and investment. But for now, the focus is on celebrating a remarkable achievement. The Exiles' fans will be eager to see how the team builds on this momentum, and whether they can create a more consistent challenge for promotion next season.