Crawley Town player ratings: Defenders get 8/10 but striker struggles with 5/10 as Reds confirm safety
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Rivals Hartlepool beat Barrow 3-1 but the stalemate against the Saddlers was enough for the Reds. Here are Mark Dunford’s player ratings from the game
Corey Addai 8 - Good early double save to style nerves, never looked like conceding.
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Hide AdDion Conroy 8 - So calm and composed at all times. Brilliant tackle to deny Stevens in the first half. Won everything that came his way,


James Tilley 7 - Looked dangerous at times but not as effective as he has been. A much better second half than first.
Jack Powell 7 - Comfortable on the ball but distribution was inconsistent. Nearly scored with a free kick in first half.
Ashley Nadesan 6 - Struggled to get behind Walsall defence in the first half. Denied a clear goal.
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Dom Telford 5 - Didn't get into the game in the first half.
Ben Gladwin 6 - Got caught in possession a couple of times but battled hard. Great cross to Nadesan for the goal that wasn’t. Booked.
Travis Johnson 6 - Looked effective going forward and created a couple of chances in the first half.
Nick Tsaroulla 7 - Good in attack and defence. Worked hard without any final product
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Hide AdTom Fellows 6 - In for the injured Oteh. Showed great control in first minute to create a chance for himself. Comfortable on the ball but couldn;t find that killer ball. Replaced by Grant in the 69th minute
Grant 7 - Did the job he need to do for the last half hour.
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Crawley finish the season at Swindon Town on Bank Holiday Monday (May 8, 12.30ko).