Crawley Town lost 2-0 away to Mansfield Town on Saturday.  With just three games left to play this season, the Reds meet Sutton United tomorrow at Gander Green Lane.

It was the last game of the season for many of our local teams, which didn’t end well for Merstham FC.  Merstham had to win at home to Carshalton Athletic to stand a chance of staying in the Isthmian Premier Division next season.  It wasn’t to be for the Moatsiders however, who lost 2-1 and will be relegated after ending the season at the bottom of the table.

It was better news for Horsham who won 3-2 away to East Thurrock United and finish in the middle of the table.

Elsewhere despite losing their last matches on Saturday, both Redhill and Horley finish the season in 6th and 7th place respectively in the Combined Counties Premier Division.

Crawley Town Football Club has suspended manager, John Yems, over serious accusations that he used discriminatory language and behaviour towards the Club’s players. 

A statement on the League 2 Club’s website says it will investigate the allegations which it takes seriously. 

Speaking to BBC Radio Sussex at the weekend, John Yems said he is not currently in a position to comment but hopes to do so early this week.

Monday saw a 1-0 win for Crawley in their home game against Walsall.

Isaac Hutchinson’s second-half goal for the Reds made it four successive home wins, the first time in 13 months.

Walsall had the ball in the net after only five minutes but striker George Miller was offside.

Crawley place 12th in the table.

Merstham Football Club face a relegation battle on Saturday as they host Carshalton Athletic in the last game of the season.

Merstham FC know that a win over Carshalton is vital and even that may not be enough.  Merstham are currently third from bottom in the Isthmian Premier League table just one point above Cray Wanderers and Leatherhead.