Sutton United remain in third place in the League 2 table. Despite being down to 10 men after the 74th minute, Sutton held Northampton to a goalless draw at Gander Green Lane on Saturday. Crawley Town slip to 14th place after losing 1-0 at home to Tranmere Rovers.
Elsewhere Merstham won their Isthmian Premier Division match 1-0 away to Bowers and Pitsea. Horsham won 2-1 away to Cheshunt.
Crawley Town Football Club have confirmed Glenn Morris has signed a new one year contract, with the club holding the option to extend for a further year.
Morris has featured in every league game this season, keeping five clean sheets in the process.
The experienced goalkeeper originally signed with the intention of combining playing with coaching duties at the club when he joined in 2016 but established himself as the first-choice keeper and has now made more than 240 appearances for the club. Glenn has become a true legend at Crawley Town Football Club, earning the affectionate nickname of “The Cat” owing to his incredible agility and cat-like reflexes.
On signing his new deal, Morris said: “It feels really good. It’s happened quite quickly. The club spoke to me and said about getting it done, and I couldn’t wait to get on board for another year. This is the sixth season going into my seventh. I’ve got to be honest I thought I was coming to the end before I joined here! Joining here has kicked me on again, and it’s been the best decision of my life so far.”
Manager John Yems said: “I’m delighted. Brian Clough always used to say about Peter Shilton that he was worth 25-30 points a season to him. Glenn is a great goalkeeper who always keeps us in games, and he’s worth that to us too. He has plenty of experience and is still one of the fittest and most agile goalkeepers that you could come across, and he’s a great character to have.”
Chief Executive Erdem Konyar said: “Glenn is a Club legend and is the best Goalkeeper the club has ever had. He is one of the key reasons for the club’s continued existence in the EFL. An example to follow on and off the pitch.”
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Some of our local football teams are in action tonight.
In League 2, Crawley Town travel to Stevenage. Sutton United host Colchester United at Gander Green Lane.
Most of the Sussex Senior Challenge Cup Quarter Final matches take place later. Horsham face Saltdean United, and Horsham YMCA meet Three Bridges for a place in the Semi Finals.
Crawley Town gained a point in their 1-1 draw against Carlisle United at Brunton Park on Saturday. The Reds remain in 11th place in the League 2 table. Sutton United are in 5th place following their 3 -3 draw away to Stevenage.
In the Isthmian League, Merstham lost 3-0 to Lewes at The Dripping Pan. Horsham drew 2-2 away to Bognor Regis.
East Grinstead made it three wins in a row with a 1-0 win at home to Faversham. Three Bridges lost 1-0 away to Chichester City. South Park lost 3-1 away to Thatcham Town.
Elsewhere, Redhill lost 3-1 away to Beckenham Town and Horley lost 4-1 against Badshot Lea at the New Defence.
19-year-old Caleb Watts will be with the Reds until the end of the season.
The attacking midfielder has been a regular in the Saints youth team as well as playing for them in the Premier League and FA Cup under manager Ralph Hasenhuttel.
He’ll be available for selection when Crawley travel to Carlisle on Saturday.
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