Crawley Town fans, get set for an exciting clash with the revamped Wrexham. This match blends Hollywood allure with football heritage. Wrexham, one of football's oldest clubs, experienced a Hollywood takeover by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney in 2020. Despite initial skepticism, they embraced the community, even learning Welsh. What began as philanthropy transformed into passion when Wrexham clinched the National League title last season, earning promotion to League Two. Reynolds and McElhenney's charisma and TikTok prowess led to newfound success. As dedicated Crawley Town supporters, you know the power of dedication to the club. Remember, this match embodies the ongoing saga of football transformation and community connection. Brace for an unforgettable showdown! Thank you and COYR!

Tranmere Rovers, Founded in 1884 as Belmont Football Club, Tranmere Rovers have a rich history. Their regular kit is an all-white strip with blue accents, representing their colors since 1962. Tranmere's home, Prenton Park, has been their fortress since 1912, seating 16,567 fans. Tranmere's journey in English football has seen highs and lows, from winning the Third Division North in 1937-38 to their memorable spell in the second tier during the 1990s. Under the guidance of managers like John King and John Aldridge. Tranmere Rovers finished in 12th place last season, when the teams met Crawley Town emerged victorious with a 2-1 win at home, thanks to goals from Aramide Oteh and Jack Powell. However, Tranmere Rovers secured a 1-0 win at home, making this upcoming match a must-watch, with both teams eager to prove themselves. Thank you for attending and COYR!

A big shoutout to all you passionate fans who joined us for the exhilarating watch party of the Exeter City v Crawley Town Carabao Cup match! In the 15th encounter between these two teams over the span of 8 years, the excitement was palpable from kick-off to the final whistle. Crawley Town's spirit shone brightly as we rallied behind our team, hoping for a resounding victory. Your unwavering support echoed through the digital stadium, creating an atmosphere that bridged the gap between screens and united us all in our love for Crawley Town. As the match unfolded, we witnessed heart-pounding plays, skillful moves, and moments that will be etched in our memories for years to come. We want to extend a sincere thank you for being an integral part of this watch party. Your presence added a layer of camaraderie that made the experience truly special. As a token of our appreciation, we present to you this exclusive POAP. Carry it with pride, for it symbolizes not only your participation but also your unwavering dedication to Crawley Town. Let's continue to stand strong together, celebrating the victories and embracing the challenges that lie ahead. With your support, we'll continue to create history, write new chapters, and showcase the spirit that defines Crawley Town. Thank you once again for your presence and passion. And remember, when it comes to those crucial free kicks, just give them to Will Wright!

Barrow are up next for Matchweek 41 of this season and our last of the Easter Weekend. The Reds make the 654-mile round trip to the Holker Street stadium. So for this POAP, let's have some fun with where you can get to 654 miles away from Crawley! Drive south-east straight for 654 miles and you end up in Switzerland You can slingshot your way to Girona, the neighbouring city of Barcelona Travelling to Crawley to London and back 20 times is a shorter distance It would take you 8 and a half days to walk to Barrow and back Over 1,268 Burj Khalifas atop each other is shorter in distance Luckily, we're not that far in distance from survival... come on you Reds! This POAP confirms you were there at the WatchParty for Crawley Town vs Barrow AFC at the Holker Street Stadium on Monday, April 10 @ 15:00BST The POAP Artwork takes on a Mini Eggs “WINI Eggs” theme & features our very own Entitled in a real life bunny costume that he was using for a promotion over the Easter weekend :)

The Bantams are back at Broadfield for our first of two long Easter Weekend games. Our home form has significantly improved and with the physical and digital presence of the 12th man, we've come out stronger than ever before this season. Putting Mansfield aside, Scott Lindsey's side have been focused and zoned in for today's game in what is the 40th game of the League Two season. With every game coming thick and fast, held with immense magnitude and importance, Crawley fight their way to earn their place in the Football League in 2023/24. Former Premier League hero and manager Mark Hughes leads the charge for the former Premier League team... for 90 minutes however, these two sides play as equals in one of the smallest grounds in the league. In their bid for promotion, Crawley have a chance to keep their residence right here in the lowest division of the EFL. Thank you for attending! This POAP confirms you were at the WatchParty for Crawley Town vs Bradford City at the Broadfield Stadium on Friday, April 7 @ 15:00BST.

...and to complete our hattrick of games at the Broadfield Stadium, we turn our attention to the last game in hand, Grimsby Town. This POAP confirms that you were there at the Discord WatchParty for Crawley Town vs Grimsby at The Broadfield Stadium on Tuesday, March 28 @ 19:45BST. As Crawley reach the dizzying heights of top-table form, we host The Mariners who've returned from their voyage of the FA Cup that saw their travels take them deep into the quarter finals. A fine achievement and an opponent with a lot to prove. We look to make it 5 games unbeaten for Scott Lindsey's red and white army. With our successes in front of the Crawley faithful, we've seen a massive uptick in form, player morale and spirit as the promised land of League Two residency emerges ever closer for next season. It is still all to play for, but we can build a 7-point gap between ourselves and the relegation zone here. Thank you for attending and... COME ON YOU REDS! Artwork today is our beloved DBJ, every POAP wallet should have at least one! It takes on a fishy flavour as a nod to Grimsby & their fishing heritage, so we have Salmon-ade! Enjoy! :)

Well lookie here... unbeaten in the last three? 7/9 points won? Whatever is going on, we're right here for it! We continue this fine run of form into another massive 6-pointer with Rochdale. Currently bottom of the league, Rochdale do pack a punch when it matters most, and that's why we want all 3 points after our 1-1 draw we settled at Deepdale in the reverse fixture. This will be our second game in a hattrick of home matches at the Broadfield Stadium, our fortress, though light on points this season, has and forever will be one of the toughest places for our opponents to visit. The 12th man includes all fans, both IRL and online. Your support from wherever you are in the world fuels these players to perform. What does Scott Lindsey have up his sleeve? Our bitter draw vs Doncaster Rovers left a sour taste in our mouths in a game where we'd dominated across the park... we seek vengeance, and Rochdale are the next opponents to stand in our way. This POAP confirms that you were there at the WatchParty for Crawley Town vs Rochdale at The Broadfield Stadium on Saturday, March 25 @ 15:00GMT. Thank you for attending! Artwork today kinda speaks for itself! A Simpsons parody “The WinsCome!” With our beloved Trio Krawlee as Marg, Scorch as Bart & Reggie as Homer! We also see Dom Telford in Simpsons form doing his punishment lines for not scoring more 😁 So come on Dom if you don’t want to have to do them again next week then you know what to do!!!

We welcome you back to the Broadfield Stadium as Crawley return a rejuvenated side picking up wins against Harrogate and Wimbledon before facing tonight's opponents, Doncaster Rovers! This POAP confirms that you were there at the WathcParty for Crawley Town vs Doncaster Rovers at The Broadfield Stadium on Tuesday, March 21 @ 19:45GMT. A fairly inconsistent Rovers side comes to town as the Red Devils look to make it 3 wins from 3 in our first of 3 home games in a row. With form, motivation and tempo in our stride, Scott Lindsey's men look to continue their fight for survival. With our overdue matchup, this game in hand would see us gain momentum on our fellow, struggling rivals surrounding us in the table. Crawley have only beaten Doncaster Rovers once across nearly 11 years of matchups; we seek revenge for our 4-1 demise at the Eco-Power stadium earlier in the season. Who will show up? Who knows what will unfold...? Thank you for attending! Artwork for POAP11 is Issue 002 of our Comic Book “Real Ballerz” & we see the first meeting between Scorch & our beloved Reggie the Red! The “Comic Book” can be viewed in its full Square glory by clicking on the POAP in your wallet & clicking again.