It’s time for another thrilling watch party as Crawley Town faces AFC Wimbledon at home in the Bristol Street Motors Trophy. Crawley enters the match on 2 points after a penalty shootout win against Brighton & Hove Albion U21, while AFC Wimbledon sits second in the group with 3 points after defeating Wycombe Wanderers. This match gives new gaffer Rob Elliot a great opportunity to rotate his squad and offer more game time to players who haven’t had as many minutes in the league. With Crawley looking to build momentum and climb the group standings, the Bristol Street Motors Trophy is a chance for those players to step up and make an impact. AFC Wimbledon, formed in 2002, is no stranger to hard-fought battles. Since their formation after the controversial relocation of Wimbledon FC, they have climbed the ranks of English football and currently compete in League Two. Their solid start in this competition means they’ll be no easy opponent, but Crawley has the home advantage and plenty of determination. With a strong performance, Crawley could leap ahead of Wimbledon and take a significant step towards progressing in the tournament. Let’s get behind the team and cheer them on as they aim for victory in this crucial cup clash! Thank you for attending and COYR!

It's time for another watch party as Crawley Town takes on Bolton Wanderers at the Broadfield Stadium. This is a crucial match for Crawley, who need to get back to winning ways after a tough run of results. The energy at the stadium will be electric, as the Red Devils look to bounce back and secure an important win against a strong Bolton side. However, this match holds even more significance as we take a moment to thank former gaffer, Scott Lindsey. Lindsey guided Crawley away from the brink of relegation in League Two and led the club all the way to promotion into League One. His dedication, leadership, and passion will forever be remembered by everyone at the club. Though he has moved on to MK Dons, we wish him the best and thank him for everything he's done for Crawley Town. Scott Lindsey’s impact will never be forgotten, and he’ll always have a special place in Crawley’s history. As for Bolton Wanderers, founded in 1874, the club has experienced the highs of winning the FA Cup four times, including the famous "White Horse Final" in 1923, and reaching the UEFA Cup knockout stages in the 2000s and more recently lifting the EFL Trophy last season. Let’s get ready to cheer on Crawley Town in what promises to be an exciting and emotional encounter. And as we celebrate this POAP, let’s also raise a glass to Scott Lindsey for everything he’s done for the club. Here’s to a great game and to the legacy of a true Crawley legend! Thank you for attending and COYR!

It's time for another Watch Party as Crawley Town gears up to face Barnsley FC at the Broadfield Stadium. With Crawley sitting in 8th place and Barnsley just behind in 9th, this match promises to be a close and competitive encounter. Barnsley FC, nicknamed "the Colliers," founded in 1887 by Reverend Tiverton Preedy. Originally donning blue, the club switched to red and white colors in 1904. Over the years, Barnsley has experienced many highs and lows, including winning the FA Cup in 1912 and playing in the Premier League during the 1997–98 season. Although they have since faced several relegations, the Colliers have a rich legacy in the second tier of English football, where they have spent more seasons than any other team. As the match kicks off, we'll be watching closely to see how Crawley handles Barnsley’s experienced squad. A victory could solidify Crawley’s position in the top half of the table and provide a crucial boost as the season progresses. The energy from the home crowd at Broadfield Stadium, combined with the passion of Crawley’s supporters joining the Watch Party, will be vital in pushing the team towards success. So, grab your snacks, settle in, and let’s cheer Crawley Town on to what we hope will be a memorable win against Barnsley FC! Thank you for attending and COYR!