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About Betting on Crawley Town

Crawley Town Football Club was founded in 1896 and plays at the Broadfield Stadium in West Sussex. The club competes in the English Football League pyramid, with a history spanning non-league football and lower-tier professional competition. Crawley Town reached the FA Cup fifth round in 2011, their deepest run in the competition, demonstrating the club's ambition within lower-league football. The Reds maintain a fierce local rivalry with Brighton and Hove Albion, rooted in regional proximity and contrasting league positions. Founded by local residents, Crawley Town remains embedded in Sussex football culture.

Club Facts

Current leagueLeague Two

Recent League History

Season	League	Pos	Pts	GF	GA
2024/25	League Two	-	-	0	0
2023/24	League Two	7	70	83	68
2022/23	League Two	22	46	48	71
2021/22	League Two	12	61	56	66

Betting on Crawley Town: What the Data Shows

Across the last five seasons, Crawley Town matches have been characterised by a high-scoring environment, with both teams scoring in 70.9% of all fixtures. The club scored two or more goals in 35.4% of matches, though high-volume scoring has been limited, with three-goal hauls arriving in just 12.7% of games. Defensively, the club has recorded clean sheets in 23.6% of home matches against 18.4% away, indicating a measurable home advantage in preventing opposition goals. The failed-to-score rate stands at 29.1%, suggesting that backing Crawley in BTTS markets aligns with the team's five-year profile of involvement in goal-heavy encounters.

When was Crawley Town Football Club founded?

Crawley Town was founded in 1896 as a works team. The club has competed in the Football League since 2011, when it secured promotion from the Conference.

Where is Crawley Town's home ground?

The Broadfield Stadium, located in Crawley, West Sussex, is the club's home. The ground has a capacity of approximately 6,000 and has been Crawley Town's home since the club's reformation in 1996.

Who are Crawley Town's main rivals?

Brighton and Hove Albion and Crystal Palace are considered the club's primary local rivals, though Crawley's position in the lower divisions means these meetings are infrequent in competitive matches. Brighton remains the closest significant rival geographically.

What is Crawley Town's most successful period?

The club's greatest achievements came in the early 2010s following its 2011 Football League entry, including successive playoff campaigns and a notable FA Cup run to the fifth round in 2011-12. This period established Crawley Town as a competitive presence in the English football system.