CRAWLEY TOWN ARE PROMOTED TO LEAGUE ONE! THANK YOU AND COYR!

Hey Crawley fans! The stage is set for an epic showdown as Crawley Town travels to Stadium MK to face off against MK Dons in the Second Leg of the Play-off Semi-finals! Following a thrilling 3-0 victory in front of a packed Broadfield Stadium, the dreams of Wembley Stadium are within touching distance for Crawley. However, just as gaffer Scott Lindsey refused to celebrate the first leg victory in front of the home fans, the Crawley faithful know better than to take anything for granted. Despite the commanding lead, Crawley understands that they are only halfway there. With 90 minutes left to play, Crawley is fully aware of the challenges that await them at Stadium MK. MK Dons will be determined to overturn the deficit and salvage their playoff hopes, setting the stage for a fiercely contested battle on the pitch. As the tension mounts and the excitement reaches fever pitch, Crawley fans will be there every step of the way, cheering on their beloved Red Devils with unwavering passion and support. It's a match where every moment counts, and Crawley is ready to give it their all to secure their place in the play-off final. Thank you for attending and COYR!

Dear Crawley Town faithful, As we watch our beloved team battle it out against Tranmere Rovers at Prenton Park, the stakes couldn't be higher. With the clock ticking down every moment on the pitch becomes increasingly crucial. Tranmere Rovers, steeped in history and tradition, pose a formidable challenge for our Crawley Town warriors. Established in 1884, Tranmere boasts a rich legacy of success and resilience, having navigated through the highs and lows of English football. Yet, here we are, standing on the precipice of greatness, fueled by the unwavering spirit of Crawley Town. Our boys in red know that nothing less than three points will suffice today. The intensity of our desire to climb up the table towards a playoff spot burns brighter than ever. Tranmere's iconic Prenton Park may echo with the cheers of their faithful supporters, but it's the passion and determination of the Crawley faithful that reverberates throughout the stadium. Each tackle, each pass, each shot carries with it the hopes and dreams of a community united in its pursuit of glory. With Tranmere standing in our path, it's time for our boys to dig deep, to summon every ounce of courage and resilience they possess. The playoff spot we crave is within our grasp, but it will require nothing short of a herculean effort to seize it. So, let's lift our voices high and pray. Thank you for attending and COYR!

Hey Crawley Town Fans! Hold onto your hats as the Crawley Town boys gear up for an epic away clash at AFC Wimbledon's stomping ground, Plough Lane. It's time to get the lowdown on our rivals and gear up for a thrilling away day: Plough Lane, the battleground for our upcoming match, is where AFC Wimbledon now calls home. The echoes of their historic legacy and the passionate roars of the fans reverberate through this stadium, making it a fortress to be reckoned with. AFC Wimbledon, Formed in 2002 by die-hard Wimbledon supporters, AFC Wimbledon emerged from the ashes of a controversial relocation. Since then, they've been on a rollercoaster ride, climbing through the ranks and etching their name in football folklore. November 2020 marked a significant milestone for AFC Wimbledon as they returned to Plough Lane. The stadium, with an initial capacity of 9,215 and potential for expansion, now witnesses the triumphant strides of a club deeply connected to its roots. AFC Wimbledon vs. Crawley Town: Our last showdown with AFC Wimbledon ended with a loss for our beloved Crawley, this time, on their home turf, we're gearing up for an even more intense battle. Crawley Town is ready to hit the road, armed with passion and determination to create history at Plough Lane. So, Crawley Town Fans, fasten your seatbelts for an away day adventure! Our boys are set to take on AFC Wimbledon, and we're all part of the away-day buzz that makes football truly magical. Thank you and COYR!

As Crawley Town prepares to welcome Forest Green Rovers to The Broadfield Stadium, let's take a closer look at our upcoming opponents: Forest Green Rovers Football Club, nestled in the serene town of Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, stands as a testament to the fusion of footballing skill and environmental consciousness. As we anticipate this exciting clash on our home turf, let's delve into the tapestry of Forest Green Rovers' history: Founded in October 1889, Forest Green Rovers embarked on their footballing odyssey as pioneers in the Mid Gloucestershire League. Over the decades, they etched their name in local league lore, clinching numerous titles across various competitions, from the Dursley & District League to the Gloucestershire Northern Senior League. Forest Green Rovers' ascent to prominence reached new heights in the 1980s and 1990s, marked by Hellenic League glory and FA Vase triumphs at Wembley. Success in the Southern League paved the way for promotion into the Conference, where they carved a niche for themselves. Despite heartbreaks in the FA Trophy finals, their resilience remained unwavering. In 2010, the club underwent a transformation with the visionary leadership of green energy industrialist Dale Vince. Embracing sustainability and ethical practices, Forest Green Rovers made history by becoming the world's first vegan football club in 2015. Thank you for attending and COYR!

Dear Crawley Town Supporters, As our beloved team embarks on another thrilling away journey, this time to face Crewe Alexandra at their formidable fortress, Gresty Road, it's crucial to understand the formidable opponent awaiting us. Here's an insightful glimpse into the history and ethos of Crewe Alexandra Football Club. Crewe Alexandra Football Club, established in 1877 as part of Crewe Alexandra Cricket Club, traces its roots back to the Victorian era. Named after Princess Alexandra, the club has a rich heritage deeply intertwined with the town's identity. Their iconic nickname, 'The Railwaymen,' pays homage to Crewe's historic association with the rail industry, symbolizing resilience and industry. Crewe's journey through the footballing echelons has been marked by triumphs, setbacks, and moments of glory. From reaching the FA Cup semi-finals in 1888 to being founding members of the Football League Second Division in 1892, the club's early years laid the foundation for future success. Despite enduring relegations and promotions, Crewe's spirit remained unyielding, buoyed by passionate supporters and a commitment to excellence on the field. In more recent years, Crewe Alexandra has continued to make strides under the guidance of managers like Steve Davis and David Artell. Promotions, a Football League Trophy triumph, and commendable performances in League One underscore the club's resilience and ambition. Thank you for attending and COYR!

Hey Crawley Town Fans!, Get ready to ignite the home turf as we face Salford City in an eagerly anticipated League Two clash. Here's the lowdown on our opponents and the excitement that awaits us at The Broadfield Stadium. Salford City Football Club, hailing from Greater Manchester. The club, founded as Salford Central in 1940, has a rich history marked by victories in the Lancashire Amateur Cup and Manchester Premier Cup during the '70s. In 2008, Salford City scripted "The Great Escape," surviving the brink of relegation and setting the stage for future triumphs. Class of '92 and Rising Glory: The arrival of Manchester United legends—Nicky Butt, Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville, Phil Neville, and Paul Scholes—in 2014 ushered in a golden era. Their ownership witnessed promotions, championships, and entry into the English Football League (EFL) in 2019. Notably, football icon David Beckham joined the ownership in 2019. Salford City calls the Peninsula Stadium home, formerly known as Moor Lane. A significant makeover in 2016–17 transformed the stadium, providing a fitting backdrop for Salford's rise. In the previous showdown between Crawley Town and Salford City, the battle concluded in a hard-fought draw. As we prepare to defend our home turf, Crawley Town aims for a spirited performance! Thank you and COYR!