Crawley Town fans, get set for an exciting clash with the revamped Wrexham. This match blends Hollywood allure with football heritage. Wrexham, one of football's oldest clubs, experienced a Hollywood takeover by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney in 2020. Despite initial skepticism, they embraced the community, even learning Welsh. What began as philanthropy transformed into passion when Wrexham clinched the National League title last season, earning promotion to League Two. Reynolds and McElhenney's charisma and TikTok prowess led to newfound success. As dedicated Crawley Town supporters, you know the power of dedication to the club. Remember, this match embodies the ongoing saga of football transformation and community connection. Brace for an unforgettable showdown! Thank you and COYR!

Tranmere Rovers, Founded in 1884 as Belmont Football Club, Tranmere Rovers have a rich history. Their regular kit is an all-white strip with blue accents, representing their colors since 1962. Tranmere's home, Prenton Park, has been their fortress since 1912, seating 16,567 fans. Tranmere's journey in English football has seen highs and lows, from winning the Third Division North in 1937-38 to their memorable spell in the second tier during the 1990s. Under the guidance of managers like John King and John Aldridge. Tranmere Rovers finished in 12th place last season, when the teams met Crawley Town emerged victorious with a 2-1 win at home, thanks to goals from Aramide Oteh and Jack Powell. However, Tranmere Rovers secured a 1-0 win at home, making this upcoming match a must-watch, with both teams eager to prove themselves. Thank you for attending and COYR!

To all our dedicated Crawley Town supporters, we present this exclusive POAP in honor of the memorable Crawley Town v Newport County match on September 9th, 2023, at the Broadfield Stadium. Newport County AFC, also known as Clwb Pêl-droed Cymdeithas Sir Casnewydd in Welsh, is a professional football club based in Newport, South Wales. *Founded in 1912, they initially played in the Southern League. *Experienced financial difficulties in the 1980s, leading to a temporary closure in 1988. *Successfully reformed but couldn't initially play at their home ground, earning the "Exiles" nickname. *Achieved promotions and moved to Rodney Parade in 2012, eventually returning to the Football League in 2013. This exclusive POAP serves as a lasting memory of the Crawley Town v Newport County match. From the kickoff to the final whistle, your unwavering support for Crawley Town made this event truly special. As you proudly display this POAP, remember the passion, excitement, and dedication that define you as a Crawley Town supporter. Thank you for being a crucial part of this unforgettable matchday experience. COYR!