After the result between Burton and Wigan, it’s now confirmed — Crawley Town are heading back to League Two. Today’s final match of the season against fellow relegated side Shrewsbury might not change the standings, but it still holds meaning. For the players, for Scott Lindsey, and for the fans who’ve stood by the team through every twist and turn — this is a chance to end a tough campaign with pride, passion, and purpose. Let’s finish strong. Let’s honour the shirt. And let’s remember the words etched into our badge — Noli Cedere. We’ll see you in League Two. Thank you for attending and COYR!

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 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 fans, brace yourselves — the great escape is gaining momentum! After a stunning 4-0 away victory over Rotherham, Lindsey's Red Army is alive and kicking. Confidence is high, belief is rising, and now it’s time for another crucial clash as Crawley return to Broadfield under the lights to face 15th-placed Peterborough United. The Posh might be safe in mid-table, but they’ve already shown earlier this season that they’re no easy opponent. Crawley, however, are riding a wave — with attacking energy, defensive resilience, and a manager who knows how to inspire miracles. It’s still a steep climb, but if Crawley keep performing like they did in Rotherham, anything is possible. One game at a time, one fight at a time. Let’s fill the Broadfield with belief. Thank you for attending and COYR!

The Scott Lindsey effect struck immediately as Crawley secured a crucial home win over Bristol Rovers. For the first time in weeks, hope is alive again. Next up is a tough away trip to face 14th-placed Rotherham United at the New York Stadium – but Lindsey’s Red Army marches on with renewed belief. Rotherham, known as The Millers, have spent much of the last two decades bouncing between the Championship and League One. After relegation last season, they've found mid-table stability and are known for being a solid and physical side, especially at home. Founded in 1925 through a merger between Rotherham County and Rotherham Town, the club has a long history and has enjoyed success across all tiers of English football, including multiple promotions and a Football League Trophy win. For Crawley, every point counts – and every match is a final. The energy and fighting spirit Lindsey brought back with him is exactly what the team needs right now. The odds are still stacked against them, but as we've seen before, if anyone can lead a great escape, it’s Scott Lindsey. Can Lindsey’s Red Army keep the dream alive in South Yorkshire? Thank you for attending and COYR!

After a crushing 5–1 defeat away to Huddersfield, Crawley’s League One dreams took a heavy blow. The result marked the end of Rob Elliot’s time in charge — but out of the disappointment came a spark of hope. To the fans' delight, Scott Lindsey — the architect of last season’s unforgettable promotion run — has returned to the Broadfield dugout. With Lindsey back at the helm, belief is slowly creeping back into the terraces. If anyone can inspire a miracle turnaround, it's him. His first test? A massive Saturday showdown at home against Bristol Rovers. The visitors sit 20th on 42 points, while Crawley remain in 22nd on 30. A win is non-negotiable if Crawley are to keep the great escape alive. With the Broadfield crowd behind them and a familiar face leading the charge, anything still feels possible. Thank you for attending and COYR!

Crawley Town managed to secure a 1-1 draw at home against Reading, keeping their hopes alive in the fight for League One survival. Now, they prepare for another crucial home fixture, this time against Charlton Athletic. Earlier this season, Crawley stunned The Addicks with a victory at The Valley, showing they have what it takes to compete with strong opposition. Charlton, however, will be looking for revenge and won’t make things easy. With the season winding down, every point matters. Crawley will need to channel the same energy and determination from their previous win over Charlton if they are to claim another vital three points at Broadfield Stadium. Can The Reds rise to the occasion once again? 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!