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!

After a fantastic 3-0 win over Lincoln City, Crawley Town heads to Sixfields Stadium for a League One clash against Northampton Town. With confidence riding high, Rob Elliot’s side will be looking to build on their recent success as they face the "Cobblers" on their home turf. Northampton Town, founded in 1897 and nicknamed the Cobblers, are known for their iconic claret and white kit and their connection to the town’s historic shoe-making industry. The Cobblers have experienced a rollercoaster journey across the English leagues, famously making it all the way from the Fourth Division to the First Division—and then back down to the Fourth—in just nine years, setting a record for rapid league movement. They currently play their home games at Sixfields Stadium, a ground they’ve called home since 1994. For Crawley, this is a chance to continue their winning momentum. Fresh off their impressive win over Lincoln, the squad will be looking to secure another three points and push further up the League One table. With the traveling fans ready to support, Crawley has every reason to aim high. Let’s come together to back Crawley as they take on Northampton Town! Here’s hoping for another memorable performance on the road. 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!

Get ready for another thrilling Chat Party as Crawley Town prepares to face Brighton & Hove Albion in the Carabao Cup's second round at the Amex Stadium. It's the first competitive Sussex derby between these two sides since their FA Cup encounter in 1992! Both Crawley and Brighton have kicked off their league campaigns on a positive note, setting the stage for what promises to be a fascinating clash. Crawley Town, supported by over 3,000 traveling fans, will be aiming to upset their Premier League opponents in this David vs. Goliath showdown. Brighton, a club with a storied past, has been flying high in recent years. The Seagulls, founded in 1901, have come a long way since their early days in the Southern League, where they won their only major domestic trophy, the FA Charity Shield, in 1910. After enduring financial struggles in the late 1990s and nearly dropping out of the Football League, Brighton's resurgence has been remarkable. They now find themselves firmly established in the Premier League, and their sixth-place finish last season secured them a spot in the UEFA Europa League for the first time in their history. As fans gather in our Chat Party, the excitement and anticipation will be palpable. This is a chance for Crawley to make their mark on the national stage, and with the backing of a passionate away crowd, anything is possible. Let's get behind Crawley Town and hope for a historic night in Sussex! Thank you for attending and COYR!

It's time for another exciting Crawley Town match, and this time, we're up against Cambridge United. Cambridge United, also known as "The U’s," have a history dating back to their founding in 1912 as Abbey United. The club took on its current name in 1951 and has since experienced a rollercoaster journey through the English football league system. They began in local amateur leagues before making their way into the Southern League, eventually earning their place in the Football League in 1970. Their climb up the leagues was marked by notable achievements, including back-to-back Southern League Premier Division titles in 1968–69 and 1969–70. Under the management of John Beck, Cambridge United enjoyed a golden period in the early 1990s, securing promotions and even reaching the Second Division play-offs. However, the club also faced tough times, enduring multiple relegations that saw them drop to the fourth tier and eventually into the Conference. After nine challenging seasons in non-league football, they made a triumphant return to the Football League in 2014. Most recently, in 2021, Cambridge United earned promotion to League One, where they’ve been battling to establish themselves ever since. Cambridge United kicked off their League One campaign this season with a 2-0 loss to Stockport, a result that they’ll be looking to bounce back from as they face Crawley. Thank you for attending and COYR!