Profile

Crawley are managed by John Yems who replaced Gabriele Cioffi in December 2019.

Established in 1896, Crawley have gradually worked their way up through the Non-League system and are now looking to progress through the Football League.

Having secured the Southern League Championship in the 2003-2004 season, they were then looking to gain promotion out of the Conference and they finally achieved that feat in the 2010-2011 season as they breezed to the championship with a staggering 105 points to venture into League Two under the stewardship of Steve Evans.

One of the club's greatest moments came in the 2011 FA Cup, as they embarked on a special trip through the greatest cup competition in football. Having already beaten Derby County and Torquay United, the Red Devils booked a place in the 5th round with a more famous Red Devils outfit, as they gained the plum draw of Manchester United at Old Trafford.

However, they failed to cause a giantkilling as they went down 1-0 to the Premier League giants, but were unlucky to not scrape a draw as last minute header hit the United bar to leave Crawley fans going home in disappointment.

Recent Form

A mixed set of recent results has seen Crawley Town collect wins versus Bradford City & Northampton Town while suffering adverse results at Walsall, Oldham Athletic & Fleetwood Town. Draws against Forest Green, Colchester United, Grimsby Town, Port Vale & Stevenage has seen them show mid-table form at best.

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