Crawley Town are in action tonight.  The Reds, who are currently in 12th place, host Leyton Orient who are just two places above them in the League 2 table.  

Crawley Town travelled to top of the table Cambridge United on Saturday.  The Reds lost 3-1 and are now in 12th place in the League 2 table.

Dorking Wanderers resorted to playing friendlies during the last week while waiting for their league campaign to resume.  The National League South campaign is in the middle of a two week suspension while discussions about funding continue.  

There were no matches for Dorking Wanderers at the weekend after the announcement on Friday that National League North and South campaigns will be suspended. 

The suspension will be for two weeks due to discontent over funding.  The decision was taken at a National League board meeting on Friday after a review of feedback from clubs. 

National League clubs started the season with £10 million in grants from the government, but are now being offered government loans to continue playing.

Tuesday’s League Two match between Crawley Town and Stevenage had to be postponed due to a coronavirus outbreak at Crawley.

The Reds were unable to fulfil the fixture because of positive tests and the need for others to self-isolate.

The reason for  the postponement will now be investigated in accordance with English Football League regulations.

A new date for the match including Saturday’s FA Cup fourth-round tie against Bournemouth, will be made in due course.

Crawley Town are through to the next round of the FA Cup. 

The League 2 side enjoyed a thrilling third round tie yesterday against Premiership side, Leeds United.  Nick Tsaroulla and Ashley Nadesan scored in quick succession early in the second half with Jordan Tunnicliffe scoring the third goal in the 70th minute.  Recent signing, Mark Wright, came on for the last three minutes of extra time.  The former TOWIE star re-joined the club last month, 13 years after he last played for the Reds.

The draw for the fourth round proper takes place tonight at 7.10 pm.  Crawley are ball number 19.

Dorking Wanderers are top of the National League South table. 

Dorking edged just one point ahead of Dartford on Saturday after their 2-1 win over Hemel Hempstead at Meadowbank.