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John Yems’ Red Devils suffered yet more late heartbreak as a 92nd-minute Scott Cuthbert goal sends Boro back to Hertfordshire with a point.
John Yems’ Crawley Town side have enjoyed some good mid-season form which has brought them back into the play-off race.
Carlisle United boss Keith Millen was pleased that a focus on set-pieces during training helped his side rescue a point at home to Crawley Town.
Jon Mellish is starting to seem his old self again after a slow start to the season, with recent performances indicating positive signs, which could trouble Crawley Town.
Ashley Nadesan used to be a supervisor at McDonald’s and was playing for Horley Town. Six years later, he’s started 2022 with a bang.
Crawley Town hosts fellow strugglers Colchester United with both sides looking to shake off the cobwebs after several COVID-19 enforced postponements.
Mansfield Town bounced back from their midweek defeat to secure a 2-1 victory over Crawley Town at The People’s Pension Stadium in stormy conditions.
Mansfield Town’s five-game unbeaten run came to an end during midweek as they were defeated by a very resilient Sutton United side.
Around 286 miles separate Brunton Park, the home of Carlisle United and Crawley Town’s Peoples Pension Stadium, a supposedly daunting journey for away players.
Nigel Clough will be hoping his men can build on from their victory against league leaders Cheltenham Town as they head into the latter stages of the League Two season.
Tranmere were without the league’s second highest goalscorer in James Vaughan on Saturday and they will be hoping for a swift return if the 1-0 defeat to Crawley was anything to go by.
Mansfield have been impressive under Nigel Clough so far and have only lost once in six games under their new boss. They’ll look to continue their good run as Crawley Town come to NG18.