🔥 Crawley Town FC are back on the road to start their League Two journey with a clash against the Mariners 🌊! After a tough 2024/25 season, the Reds ❤️ are ready to bounce back and make a statement from Day 1. It’s a classic North vs South showdown — passion, pride, and 3 points on the line! ⚔️ 🎉 You were there for the opening whistle, the chants, and the kick-off of a brand new season! Let this POAP prove you were part of Crawley history 🐾🔴⚪

Crawley did exactly what they needed to do — pulling off a huge win against Exeter City to keep the League One survival hopes alive! Today, we're back at Broadfield Stadium for another must-win clash, this time against 18th-placed Northampton Town. The Cobblers have secured their League One status and don't have much left to play for, but Crawley will need to stay sharp and focused. While Crawley’s destiny isn’t fully in their own hands — results elsewhere involving Bristol Rovers and Burton Albion will also be crucial — the most important thing is simple: get the win and keep the pressure on. Scott Lindsey’s men have already shown they won’t go down without a fight. Let’s create another special moment at the Broadfield today. The great escape still alive. Thank you for attending and COYR!

Crawley stood tall and delivered when it mattered — holding league champions Birmingham City to a well-earned 0–0 draw at St. Andrew’s. It was a display full of heart, grit and organisation, and a clean sheet that showed this team isn’t giving up without a fight. Despite the point, Crawley is in 23rd place. But the door isn’t shut just yet. Today, they return to the Broadfield Stadium for another must-win clash — this time against 14th-placed Exeter City. The Grecians have shown quality this season, but with everything on the line for Scott Lindsey’s side, Crawley will need to summon the same energy, discipline and belief as they did last time out. The mission remains the same: survive. And with the home crowd behind them, the Reds will be hoping to keep the dream alive for at least one more week. Let’s go again. Thank you for attending and COYR!

The mountain couldn’t get much steeper. After another tough loss, Crawley now travel to St. Andrew’s to face the already-crowned League One champions: Birmingham City. The Blues have been dominant this season, securing promotion with games to spare and boasting one of the league’s strongest squads. For Crawley, the odds are heavily stacked — but stranger things have happened in football. With survival hopes hanging by a thread, every minute on the pitch is a chance to show pride, grit, and the fighting spirit that brought them this far. Scott Lindsey’s men know what's at stake. And even if the opponent is the best in the league, Crawley fans will be hoping for one thing: a performance worthy of the badge. Let’s give it everything. Thank you for attending and COYR!

The miracle now feels more like a necessity. Crawley fell 3–1 away at Stevenage in a result that leaves survival hanging by the thinnest of threads. But while the odds may be long, the fight continues — and today, it's back at Broadfield Stadium where Crawley take on Leyton Orient. The O’s, currently mid-table, were crowned League Two champions just last season and have looked solid under Richie Wellens. Known for their all-red kits and sharp organisation, they'll pose a serious test — but this Crawley side has pulled off the improbable before. With just a handful of matches remaining, every ball, every duel, every second counts. It’s now or never for Lindsey’s red army. If there's anything left in the tank, today is the time to show it. Let’s stand together. Let’s keep believing. Thank you for attending and COYR!

The fight goes on. Crawley delivered a thrilling battle against Peterborough, but despite scoring three goals, they were edged out 4–3 in a dramatic clash. Painful? Yes. But the spirit is far from broken. Lindsey’s Red Army marches on — and today, they travel to Stevenage with everything still to fight for. Stevenage sits mid-table and won’t be easy to break down, but Crawley have shown grit, fire, and heart. With Jack Roles recalled from his loan at Gateshead and Dion Conroy nearing a return from injury, reinforcements are coming just when they’re needed most. It’s do or die now — and this squad isn't done dreaming. Thank you for attending and COYR!

Crawley suffered a narrow 0-1 defeat against Charlton Athletic, making their battle for survival even tougher. Now, they travel north to face Huddersfield Town in what is truly a do-or-die fixture. With only a few games left, the margin for error is razor-thin. While The Reds still have a mathematical chance to escape relegation, they need to start picking up points—fast. Huddersfield, currently in mid-table, won’t make it easy, especially at Kirklees Stadium, but Crawley must dig deep and fight until the very end. Can they keep the hope alive with a crucial away result? Thank you for attending and COYR!

Crawley Town suffered a heavy 4-1 defeat away to Lincoln City, making their fight for survival even more difficult. With the season nearing its end, every game is a must-win, and now they return to Broadfield Stadium for a crucial home clash against Reading. Reading, despite their financial struggles in recent seasons, remain a strong side in League One. Known as The Royals, they have experience at the highest levels of English football and are looking to solidify their position in the table. Crawley will have to dig deep to challenge a team of Reading’s caliber. Playing at home gives Crawley an opportunity to bounce back, but they need a strong performance across the board. The fans will play a key role in lifting the team—can The Reds find the spark to keep their survival hopes alive? Thank you for attending and COYR!

Crawley Town faces a must-win showdown at the Broadfield Stadium against fellow relegation battlers Cambridge United. Sitting in the drop zone, The Reds desperately need three points to keep their survival hopes alive, and this fixture presents a golden opportunity to close the gap. Cambridge United, founded in 1912, has had its fair share of highs and lows. After decades of moving between divisions, The U’s secured a return to League One in 2021 and have been battling to maintain their status in the third tier ever since. Playing in their iconic amber and black, Cambridge calls the Abbey Stadium home, but this time, they’ll have to prove themselves away from familiar ground. Crawley has shown fight in recent matches, but with time running out, it's all about results now. A win here would be massive for their season. Can The Reds rise to the occasion and deliver when it matters most? Thank you for attending and COYR!

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!