Newport County's Christian Fuchs praises his team's dramatic 110-minute win over Oldham Athletic, securing their League Two survival hopes. The Exiles were in the bottom two of the League Two table with 106 minutes on the clock, but a dramatic turnaround saw them win the game in the 108th minute. Bobby Kamwa scored the winning goal, two minutes after 16 added-on were played, leaving Newport in control of their own destiny. They remain a point outside the bottom two, but need only to match the result of either Harrogate Town or Crawley Town to survive. Fuchs praised the response of the local support, saying it 'showed what is possible here' and that delivering this win 'meant the world'. The win was a rollercoaster of emotions for Kamwa, who went from hero to villain and back to hero again. He scored a brilliant opener, but then missed a penalty and was left to pick himself up after the equaliser. However, he made amends by scoring the winning goal and taking his time to soak in the celebrations with the supporters. Fuchs said the team's focus now will be on following up this win with another one next weekend, which would guarantee League Two football next season.