Crawley Town lose 2-0 in their match against Grimsby.
First-half goals from Jaze Kabia and Harvey Rodgers boosted Grimsby’s League Two play-off bid.
The Red Devils had to make do with 10 men for most of the second half after captain Jay Williams received a red card.
This is Crawley’s first defeat after two successive victories under new head coach Colin Kazim-Richards.
Crawley places 20th in the tables.
A late penalty from Danilo Orsi gave a vital point or relegation-threatened Crawley in a draw against Barnet.
After a goalless first half Mark Shelton scored in the 56th minutes putting them ahead.
It would have been all over for Crawley but then substitute Rhys Browne was adjudged to have brought down Kellan Gordon giving the Red Devils a penalty.
The final scored was 1-1.
A last minute goal from Kellan Gordon, gave relegation-threatened Crawley a point in a 2-2 draw with Swindon.
After Klaidi Lolos’ opener for Crawley in the second half, goals from Aaron Drinan and Billy Bodin looked to have sealed victory for Swindon.
But 98th minute goal equalised the score.
Crawley place 21st on the table.
Crawley Borough Council will be joined with community groups, faith leader and residents to honour those who died during pandemic on the National Day of Reflection.
The event will take place this Sunday at 11am in Memorial Gardens and will include reflections, performances, readings and prayers.
Cabinet member for Community Engagement and Culture, Councillor Sue Mullins, says the service is about “honouring those we lost and recognising the enduring strength of the people of Crawley”.
In League 2, Crawley Town drew 1-1 at home to Chesterfield on Saturday. Jay Williams scored the equaliser in the 94th minute.
Dorking Wanderers remain top of the National League South table drawing 1-1 away to Maidstone United. Horsham won 2-0 at home to Hemel Hempstead Town.