Colin Kazim-Richards says it's still in Crawley Town's hands following Bristol Rovers defeat

Reds finished the day in 21st place after mixed fortunes for their relegation rivals.

Tranmere drew 1-1 at Chesterfield, Barrow lost 3-2 at Barnet while Newport County won the big clash with Harrogate Town 2-1.

The result mean Crawley are four points clear of the relegation spots with three games left. Barrow in 23rd play their game in hand this week and could close that gap to one point.

And in his Post-Bristol interview, Kazim-Richards said: “It's still in our own destiny, isn't it? It is in our hands and I want everybody to understand this. The boys left everything out there today. Absolutely everything and they left everything out there without getting red cards, which was good.

"So we've got a whole full squad for next week, obviously away from [Kellan] Gordon. But in terms of when you look at it and you're in this fight and you look at what they gave today – you don't want to be in this situation – but you know what? I'll take our guys into the next fight.

"If they start that last game, how we ended this game today and how we started this game today, minus the moments, minus the little lapses in concentration, we've got a real chance and I've always believed that. And for those that didn't watch the game, try and grab a little glimpse. At the end of the day, it's 3-1 and we lost and we take nothing home a that's got to change.”

Reds hist Shrewsbury Town on Saturday.