Crawley Town remain third from bottom in the League One table after their 3-1 loss to Leyton Orient at the Broadfield Stadium on Saturday.  The Reds have just four games left this season to move out of the relegation zone.

Dorking Wanderers, Horsham FC, and Merstham FC are all currently in the play off positions in their respective leagues.

Redhill FC returns to the top of the Combined Counties Premier Division following their 2-1 win over Jersey Bulls.  The Lobsters have one game left this season but second place Jersey, and third place AFC Whyteleafe, both have a game in hand.  All three will be vying for the top position for automatic promotion to step 4.

Work begins today to install some multi use games areas (MUGAs) in Whyteleafe and Caterham. 

These will be versatile spaces for playing football, basketball, netball and tennis.  Two tennis courts will be converted at Whyteleafe Recreation Ground, and one tennis court will change at Queen’s Park in Caterham.  The new facilities will provide more opportunities for people of all ages to enjoy a variety of sports. 

To complete the upgrades, the courts will be closed for around eight weeks while the work takes place.  

In League One, Crawley Town are now 12 points from safety with nine games left this season, after their 5-1 defeat away to Huddersfield on Saturday.  

Dorking Wanderers lost their National League South match 1-0 against Torquay United at Meadowbank.  Dorking have slipped to 5th place in the table.