Dorking Wanderers remain second from bottom in the National League table after their 1-1 draw at home to Solihull Moors on Saturday.
Horley Town’s match against Jersey Bulls was postponed due to an issue around the Horley team boarding the plane at Gatwick. The game has been referred to the league committee and both clubs are awaiting the outcome.
Crawley Town play tonight and host Stockport who are currently second in the League Two table. Kick off is at 7.45 pm.
Substitute Ade Adeyemo’s late goal ment Crawley came from behind to clinch their fifth win in the last six games with a 2-1 home victory over Notts County.
And early goal by Sam Austin gave County the lead but a goal from Crawley’s Klaidi Lolos in the 79th minute equalised the game.
Crawley places 9th on the table.
Twelve new sportspeople have been added to the sporting wall at K2 Crawley.
There are now 25 people from a wide array of sports honoured on the Crawley’s Sporting Excellence wall at the leisure centre.
Each sporting hero is presented with a graphical portrait and information plaque, outlining their career highlights.
They have all been held up against a set criteria: outstanding contribution to their sport, namely coaches achieving great success at elite level or sportspeople creating iconic moments. The 25 are:
All-new artwork has been created so all 25 portraits have been updated.
A launch event was held on Friday where Councillor Chris Mullins, Cabinet member for Leisure and Wellbeing, unveiled the feature wall with the help of five of the sportspeople depicted on it – Jane Blackburn, Nick Buckfield, Jodie Grinham, Tim Hutchings and David Pickthall.
Crawley has a rich sporting history and this feature wall is a great way of highlighting the achievements of our sportspeople. We hope this “wall of fame” will inspire the next generation to give sport a try and inform people of the successes that have come out of Crawley. And who knows – maybe they could be on a future version of the wall!
Councillor Chris Mullins, Cabinet member for Leisure and Wellbeing. Crawley Borough Council
One of the new additions to the wall, Marvin Hinton, was unable to attend the event but his son, Darren, said:
“As a family we really do appreciate that Crawley Borough Council and K2 Crawley have recognised dad’s sporting achievements in professional football by adding him to the display.
“He has lived here for more than 60 years and at the earliest opportunity one of us will take him to see it in person. I know he will be thrilled to know that his grandchildren, who often use the leisure centre, will be proud seeing their grandad on the display, like we all are.”
Crawley Town picked up a crucial three points on Saturday with a 1-0 win over Accrington Stanley at the Wham Stadium. The win sees the Reds jump from 14th place to 8th in the League 2 table.
In the National League, Dorking Wanderers lost 4-1 at home to Ebbsfleet United. Dorking remain in the relegation zone in 21st place.
Crawley Town travel to the Wham Stadium tomorrow for their League 2 fixture against Accrington Stanley. The Reds are in 14th place; their opponents are just two places above them.
In the National League, Dorking Wanderers host Ebbsfleet United who are just one place above them in the National League.