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Newport County are still hoping to bring players in ahead of the transfer deadline after just one win in their opening six League Two games.

County are 20th in the table after a 2-0 defeat at Cambridge United on Saturday, highlighting the need for additions to the squad.

"We're actively trying," said Hughes, who has so far made six permanent signings and brought in three loanees.

"The chairman's been terrific in trying to get some new faces in and still doing so at this moment in time.

"So, we're on the front foot, trying to be proactive to get some players in before the window shuts on Monday evening."

Hughes said "honest, frank discussions" would be held this week following the Cambridge defeat and before Saturday's game against Bristol Rovers.

But Hughes insisted he backed the players "100% to turn it around".

"We can't get caught up with a result. We have to understand why it happened and ensure it doesn't happen again," Hughes added.

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After picking up four points in the opening two games of the season, Newport County have since lost four League Two games in a row.

The most recent, a 2-0 defeat away at Cambridge United, has seen the Exiles drop to 20th in the table.

All four defeats have come against teams in the top 11 of the table, but there will be concerns about the lack of goals scored.

So how would you rate Newport County's start to the season?

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Wrexham won their first game in the second tier since the 1981-82 season, as they beat Millwall 2-0 at The New Den.

Kieffer Moore's header and Lewis O'Brien's stoppage-time goal gave Wrexham their first Championship win of the season, as the climbed to 15th in the table.

Wrexham had lost to Southampton and West Brom before being held to a 2-2 draw by Sheffield Wednesday in the previous three league games.

Now they have got their first league win of the season under their belts, how impressed have you been by the start to the season?

And where do Wrexham need to improve most moving forward?

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Swansea City secured their first Championship away win of the season on Saturday, as they won 2-0 against Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough.

Zan Vipotnik continued his recent return to form with the opening goal of the game, before Ronald sealed the win late on.

Vipotnik and Ronald have each scored twice in the Swans' last three league games, in which they have picked up seven points and risen to seventh in the Championship.

So how impressed have you been by Alan Sheehan's side this season? And where do they still need to improve?

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Cardiff City's brilliant start to the season continued on Saturday, as they thrashed Plymouth Argyle 4-0 at the Cardiff City Stadium

The Bluebirds are still unbeaten under head coach Brian Barry-Murphy, and currently sit top of the League One table on 16 points after six games.

Cardiff are League One's joint top goal scorers with 11, and also boast the league's best defence with only one goal conceded.

After such a positive month, how impressed have you been by the Bluebirds' start to the season? And where can they still improve?

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