Crawley Town players celebrate Ashley Nadesan's winner against Rochdale. Picture by Cory PickfordCrawley Town players celebrate Ashley Nadesan's winner against Rochdale. Picture by Cory Pickford
Crawley Town players celebrate Ashley Nadesan's winner against Rochdale. Picture by Cory Pickford

How Crawley Town's home record compares to Leyton Orient, Hartlepool United, Sutton United, Bradford City and the rest of League Two

The People's Pension Stadium has not been the best of homes for Crawley Town this season.

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Despite picking up wins in recent weeks against Forest Green Rovers, Swindon Town and Rochdale, the Reds have struggled, only picking up seven wins from their 20 home games so far.

The Reds are currently 13th in League after last night's defeat to Salford City, but in the table was based just on home games, they would be 15th.

Here’s how good their home record compared to the rest of the league.

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