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!

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 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 suffered a tough defeat against Cambridge United, but the battle for survival isn’t over just yet. Tonight, they travel to Sincil Bank to take on Lincoln City in a crucial away fixture. Every point matters now, and The Reds must dig deep to keep their hopes alive. Lincoln City, known as The Imps, have been a solid presence in League One since their return in 2019. With a history of promotions and cup successes, they’ve established themselves as a tough side to break down, especially at home. Crawley will need to be at their very best to get a result against a Lincoln team that won't give anything away easily. With time running out, Crawley needs a response. Can they turn their fortunes around under the lights in Lincoln? 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!

Crawley Town returns to Broadfield Stadium, hungry for redemption after back-to-back stoppage-time heartbreaks against Wrexham and Bolton. This time, they face Stevenage—a side sitting comfortably in mid-table but not out of reach. Stevenage, a club that climbed from non-league to the Football League and even reached the third tier in record time, has built a reputation as a resilient and disciplined team. Since their promotion back to League One, The Boro have been tough to break down, and Crawley will need to be sharp to find a way through their defensive structure. For The Reds, this is a must-win. Despite recent frustrations, the team has shown they can compete with the league’s best. Now, it’s about turning performances into points. A strong home crowd could make the difference as Crawley looks to bounce back and push out of the relegation battle. Can they make a statement at Broadfield? It’s time to find out. Thank you for attending and COYR!

Crawley Town heads to Greater Manchester for an important League One clash against Stockport County at Edgeley Park. This match sees Crawley face the reigning League Two champions, with Stockport currently thriving in their return to the third tier. For Crawley, it’s another chance to battle their way out of the relegation zone and secure vital points. Stockport County, nicknamed “The Hatters”, have a storied history dating back to their founding in 1883 as Heaton Norris Rovers. Known for their blue and white kits and long-standing association with Edgeley Park, they’ve experienced dramatic highs and lows. The 1990s marked their golden era, with a five-season stint in the second tier and appearances in major competitions, including the League Cup semi-finals. After financial challenges saw them drop to the sixth tier, Stockport has clawed their way back to prominence, earning promotions in 2022 and 2024, solidifying their place in League One. For Crawley, this game is a stern test against a team high on confidence. Stockport’s form has been steady, built on strong home performances and a determined squad. Crawley, on the other hand, will need to summon resilience and sharpness in front of goal to pull off an upset in what promises to be a tough away fixture. Will Crawley rise to the occasion and claim a crucial result, or will The Hatters continue their ascent in League One? It’s all to play for at Edgeley Park! Thank you for attending and COYR!

Crawley Town travels to South Yorkshire to take on 6th-placed Barnsley at Oakwell Stadium in a crucial League One clash. After their previous fixture against Charlton was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch, Crawley remains in 21st place and is eager to make their mark against a promotion contender. Barnsley, known as “The Colliers”, are a club steeped in tradition. Founded in 1887, they boast a storied history that includes an FA Cup victory in 1912 and a brief spell in the Premier League during the 1997–98 season. With a strong presence in the Championship over the years, Barnsley now finds themselves in League One, pushing for a return to the higher tiers. Sitting comfortably in the playoff spots, they’ll aim to use their home advantage to secure three points and maintain their promotion ambitions. Crawley, on the other hand, is in a fight for survival. Facing a formidable opponent away from home, Rob Elliot’s side must demonstrate grit and determination. Defensive discipline and quick transitions will be key to containing Barnsley’s attack and creating opportunities of their own. With Crawley looking to climb out of the relegation zone and Barnsley aiming to strengthen their playoff position, this promises to be a hard-fought encounter. Can the Reds rise to the occasion and deliver a surprise at Oakwell? Let’s get behind Crawley Town in this important test! Thank you for attending and COYR!

This Boxing Day, Crawley is traveling to Brisbane Road to face 15th-placed Leyton Orient in a crucial League One fixture. After a narrow 1-0 defeat to Birmingham, Crawley remains in 21st place and is eager to bounce back with a positive result. Leyton Orient, nicknamed “The Os”, is one of London’s oldest professional football clubs, with a history dating back to 1881. Having played in various leagues over the decades, the Os have seen highs such as their promotion to the First Division in 1961–62 and lows like their fall out of the Football League in 2017. Under Richie Wellens’ guidance, Leyton Orient were crowned League Two champions in 2022–23, marking a significant resurgence. Currently sitting mid-table in League One, they will look to use their all-red home advantage to secure a win in front of their passionate Brisbane Road supporters. Crawley, meanwhile, continues to battle at the foot of the table, but there have been glimpses of resilience. Boxing Day matches are always high-energy affairs, and Rob Elliot’s side will need a disciplined defensive display and sharpness in attack to take something from this encounter. The Os will be favorites on paper, but Crawley’s underdog spirit could make this an exciting clash. With both teams hungry for points, this holiday fixture promises to deliver drama. Let’s get behind Crawley Town as they aim to bring some festive cheer back home! Thank you for attending and COYR!