Crawley Town remain in the relegation zone in the League One table following their 4-1 defeat away to Reading on Saturday.

In the National League South, Bobby-Joe Taylor saved a point for Dorking Wanderers in the 100th minute at home to Salisbury.  The game ended in a 3-3 draw after a chaotic period of extra time.

Crawley Town are third from bottom in the League One table after losing 5-3 at home to Shrewsbury on Saturday. 

Dorking Wanderers won their National League South match 3-2 at home to Hemel Hempstead.

Redhill FC remain top of the Combined Counties League Premier Division South despite losing 4-1 to Cobham FC.  It was the Lobsters’ first loss of the season.

Crawley Town have signed Millwall goalkeeper Connal Trueman on a seven-day emergency loan.

The Red Devils’ first-choice goalkeeper Joe Wollacott is away on international duty while his understudy Eddie Beach is injured.

Under EFL rules, clubs can lend a goalkeeper on an emergency basis outside of the transfer window should they have no senior cover.

Crawley Town lost their League One match 1-0 against Wycombe Wanderers at Adams Park on Saturday.  It was the Reds’ first game with new manager Rob Elliot in charge who joined from Gateshead last week.  Interim Manager, Ben Gladwin, has now left the Club and follows previous head coach, Scott Lindsey, to MK Dons.

In the National League South, Dorking Wanderers returned to winning ways with a 3-1 victory over Hornchurch at Meadowbank.

Crawley Town lost 2-0 in its League One match against Mansfield Town on Tuesday.

The stags scored early in the first half with a goal from Lee Gregory.

But a last minute goal from Ben Waine secured victory for Mansfield.

Crawley currently places 21st on the table.