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Busy Festive Period For Town’s Footballers

Busy Festive Period For Town’s Footballers

This Christmas looks set to be another busy festive period for Crawley Town’s footballers as the Red Devils face three League Two fixtures in the space of six days.

Football will return to Crawley for the traditional Boxing Day fixture which will see Northampton Town make a visit The People’s Pension Stadium for 3.00pm kick-off.

Three days later on Sunday, December 29, Crawley Town will travel north to North East Lincolnshire to take on Grimsby Town at the club’s Blundell Park in Cleethorpes.

The Red Devils complete a hectic festive schedule away from home on New Year’s Day when the only way will be Essex, and a trip to Colchester United, known as the Us.

The Colchester Community Stadium will host the match which will kick-off at 3.00pm giving fans a chance to sleep off any New Year’s Eve hangovers.

Kick-off dates and time are correct at time of press, for the latest news from Crawley Town Football Club and possible fixture changes, visit: www.crawleytownfc.com

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