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Red Devils To Kick-Off the Season In Cumbria

Red Devils To Kick-Off the Season In Cumbria

Crawley Town Football Club will kick-off the 2019-20 English Football League season with a trip to Cumbria to play Carlisle United on the weekend of Saturday, August 3 and Sunday, August 4.

The first fixture of the season at The People’s Pension Stadium will be an eagerly anticipated match against promoted Salford City, a club co-owned by six former Manchester United players.

The hugely popular Boxing Day fixture will see Northampton Town visit Crawley, sandwiched by trips to Oldham Athletic and Grimsby Town, and a New Year’s Day trip to Colchester United.

The final game of the season which could decide Crawley Town’s fate at either end of the table will see an away day at Mansfield Town, known as The Stags’ Field Mill in Nottinghamshire.

For more information about Crawley Town Football Club’s 2019-20 Sky Bet League Two season, visit: www.crawleytownfc.com

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