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Crawley Town returns to Broadfield Stadium to take on Rotherham United in an exciting League One clash. With Rotherham adjusting to life back in the third tier following relegation from the Championship, and Crawley looking to build consistency, this encounter promises to be a competitive one. Nicknamed "The Millers", Rotherham United have a storied history, highlighted by back-to-back promotions under both Ronnie Moore and Steve Evans in the 2000s and 2010s. Known for their resilience, Rotherham has alternated between League One and the Championship for much of the past decade. Despite their relegation last season, they remain a strong and experienced side. Their iconic red and white kits have been synonymous with the club since the 1930s, and they now call the modern New York Stadium home, after moving from Millmoor in 2008. Key moments in Rotherham’s history include winning the Third Division title in 1980–81 and lifting the 2022 EFL Trophy. They have shown a knack for bouncing back from setbacks, making them a challenging opponent. Crawley comes into this fixture eager to secure a result after recent ups and downs. The team has shown flashes of promise but is still seeking the consistency needed to climb the League One table. Rob Elliot will look to his squad to deliver a strong performance at home, with Broadfield Stadium providing the perfect stage for the Reds to prove their mettle. Thank you for attending and COYR!

It’s time for another thrilling watch party as Crawley Town faces AFC Wimbledon at home in the Bristol Street Motors Trophy. Crawley enters the match on 2 points after a penalty shootout win against Brighton & Hove Albion U21, while AFC Wimbledon sits second in the group with 3 points after defeating Wycombe Wanderers. This match gives new gaffer Rob Elliot a great opportunity to rotate his squad and offer more game time to players who haven’t had as many minutes in the league. With Crawley looking to build momentum and climb the group standings, the Bristol Street Motors Trophy is a chance for those players to step up and make an impact. AFC Wimbledon, formed in 2002, is no stranger to hard-fought battles. Since their formation after the controversial relocation of Wimbledon FC, they have climbed the ranks of English football and currently compete in League Two. Their solid start in this competition means they’ll be no easy opponent, but Crawley has the home advantage and plenty of determination. With a strong performance, Crawley could leap ahead of Wimbledon and take a significant step towards progressing in the tournament. Let’s get behind the team and cheer them on as they aim for victory in this crucial cup clash! Thank you for attending and COYR!

Get ready for another exciting watch party as Crawley Town travels to the Racecourse Ground to take on league leaders Wrexham AFC! Last season, Wrexham got the better of Crawley in both League Two encounters, winning both home and away. Now, as both clubs face off in League One, Crawley will be hoping to change that narrative. Wrexham sits at the top of the League One standings but is coming off a loss to Birmingham in their last match. Despite that defeat, Wrexham has had a strong campaign and will look to solidify their position as the league's frontrunner. Crawley Town, currently 13th in the table, aims to break into the top half of the standings. After a few mixed results, they'll be motivated to take advantage of Wrexham’s recent slip and secure a positive result away from home. Wrexham's Racecourse Ground is the oldest international stadium still in use, adding historical significance to the match. Wrexham is known for their strong home form, but their loss to Birmingham could provide Crawley with an opportunity. Crawley Town is determined to turn the tide after being swept by Wrexham last season. Let’s cheer on Crawley as they look to upset the league leaders! Thank you for attending and COYR!

After a break due to international call-ups, Crawley Town is back in action at the Broadfield Stadium, ready to face a familiar foe—Stockport County. Having met last season in League Two, This will be the first time the two sides clash in League One after the teams' successful promotion campaigns Stockport County, founded in 1883 as Heaton Norris Rovers, nicknamed "The Hatters" due to Stockport’s historical hat-making industry, they’ve endured both highs and lows throughout their journey in English football. Stockport has worn blue and white since 1914, representing the club at their home ground, Edgeley Park, since 1902. They’ve been a constant presence in the Football League, aside from an 11-year hiatus between 2011 and 2022. Their rise back to League One was a testament to their determination. After a period of decline that saw them drop as low as the sixth tier, Stockport’s resurgence culminated in winning the National League in 2021-22. Following a strong League Two campaign last year, where they finished as champions, Stockport is now adapting to life in League One. With the atmosphere at the Broadfield Stadium expected to be electric, it’s time for Crawley fans to get behind their team and push them toward three vital points. The match promises to be a thrilling encounter as both sides aim to continue their upward trajectory in League One. Let’s cheer Crawley Town on to victory! Thank you for attending and COYR!