Fewest wins, goals and points - the Crawley Town season in numbers plus our Player of the Year
Crawley Town fans enjoyed a few moments elation on Saturday when their League Two survival was confirmed after the 0-0 draw with Salford City at the Broadfield Stadium.
But those fans have suffered this year with the Reds avoiding relegation by just one point and there are a few damning statistics that show how why they have struggled this season.
Reds had a similarly poor season in 2022/23, again finishing one place above the drop zone, but if they repeated the stats from that season, they would have finished 20th.
Here is Crawley Town’s season in numbers.
40
The fewest amount of points Reds have recorded in a season since they came into the Football League in 2011/12. This beat their previous lowest total of 46 points in both the 2022/23 and 2024/25 seasons
It is also the lowest amount of points and team has achieved to avoid relegation since the inception of League Two in 2004/5 (excluding the 2019/20 Covid season) beating Grimsby’s 41 points in the 2008/09 season.
8
The fewest amount of wins achieved by a Crawley Town side in the EFL. The previous lowest was 11 in both the 2019/20 and 2022/23 seasons.
44
The fewest amount of goals scored in an EFL season by a Reds side. Their previous lowest total was 45 in the 2015/2016 season.
17
The amount of league games Crawley Town failed to score in this season – 18 if you include the 3-0 FA Cup defeat to Boreham Wood. 11 of those goalless games can after New Year’s Day.
16
The most draws achieved in a season by Crawley Town. This bettered the 15 draws they got in the 2013/14 and 2019/20 seasons.
42
The number of players Crawley Town have used in all competitions this season.
10
The amount of players who have appeared in more than 50 percent of Crawley Town’s League games this season.
8
The amount of goals top scorer Harry McKirdy scored. That equals the previous fewest goals for a top scorer in a season – Matt Tubbs in 2013/14.
7.194
This was the highest average player rating a Reds player received from us – having played at least 50 per cent of league games – and it went to skipper Jay Williams.
Charlie Barker was in second place with 7.136 and Josh Flint third with 7.117.
Honourable mentions must go to Scott Malone, who got an average of 7.562, and Jacob Chapman, who got 7.5, but they played less than half the league games.