After two consecutive 1-1 draws, Crawley Town is back on the road, heading to Bloomfield Road to face Blackpool. With two points from their last two matches, The Reds have shown some defensive resilience but are still searching for a much-needed victory to boost their survival hopes. A win here could provide the momentum required to start climbing toward safer ground. Their opponents, Blackpool F.C., have a long and storied history, having been founded in 1887. Known for their iconic tangerine shirts, The Tangerines experienced their golden era in the 1950s, famously winning the 1953 FA Cup in the "Matthews Final." After years of ups and downs, including a memorable Premier League stint in 2010, Blackpool now competes in League One. Under new ownership since 2019, they are looking to return to former glories. Bloomfield Road is never an easy venue, but Crawley will need to bring everything they have to take points from this tough fixture. Can The Reds finally break their winless run and claim a vital victory? Thank you for attending and COYR!

Crawley continues their fight for survival under the lights at Broadfield Stadium, taking on 18th-placed Wigan Athletic. After securing a hard-fought 1-1 draw against promotion-chasing Wycombe, The Reds are showing resilience, but they need to turn draws into wins to close the gap to safety. Wigan, despite their struggles this season, remain a formidable side with plenty of history at higher levels. The Latics have battled financial setbacks and points deductions in recent years but still pose a tough challenge with their mix of youth and experience. With Crawley desperate for three points and Wigan looking to stay clear of the drop zone, expect a tense and competitive battle under the Broadfield lights. Can The Reds claim a crucial win and keep their survival hopes alive? Thank you for attending and COYR!

Crawley Town is back on the road, heading to the Pirelli Stadium to take on Burton Albion. It’s been a challenging stretch for Crawley, with a recent 3-0 league defeat at Northampton. However, they managed to scrape through in the FA Cup against Maidenhead United, thanks to a dramatic 95th-minute goal from Toby Mullarkey and a crucial extra-time winner from Tola Showunmi. Burton Albion, known as "The Brewers" due to Burton upon Trent's brewing heritage, has a rich history and competitive spirit. Founded in 1950, they’ve steadily climbed through the English football leagues, achieving remarkable feats like their recent stint in the Championship. Currently, they are stabilizing under new ownership by the Nordic Football Group and are managed by Mark Robinson, who took over earlier this season. The Pirelli Stadium has been their home since 2005, and it remains a fortress for the Brewers, making this an away fixture that Crawley will have to approach with focus and determination. After narrowly escaping an FA Cup upset, Crawley will look to regroup and channel their fighting spirit into their League One campaign. A win here could turn the tide for Rob Elliot’s side, building confidence and momentum moving forward. Let’s rally behind Crawley Town as they take on Burton Albion, hoping for a strong performance and a valuable three points on the road. Thank you for attending and COYR!