A full look ahead to Saturday's game against the Pilgrims
The Reds host Plymouth Argyle on Saturday looking for back to back home wins at the Checkatrade Stadium (3pm).
A fortnight ago Dermot Drummy’s men were 3-0 victors over Leyton Orient, before they fell to a 1-0 defeat at Newport County last weekend.
The Pilgrims come into the contest in second position in Sky Bet EFL Two, but suffered a 1-0 defeat to Accrington Stanley at Home Park last Saturday. They have, however, won more away games (12) than any other team in League 2.
The Boss
to watch Dermot Drummy preview Saturday’s game.hereClick
The Opposition
Derek Adams’ side sit ten points inside the automatic promotion places ahead of Saturday’s game. They’re four clear of Portsmouth in third, and trail leaders Doncaster Rovers by six points.
of the season.thA header from former Red Sonny Bradley sealed a 1-0 away win against the table toppers last time the Pilgrims were on their travels – that goal was the defender’s 10
Argyle look set to make amends for last season’s play-off heartache – Adams’ first campaign in charge of the club. They triumphed over Portsmouth in the semi-finals over two legs, but lost out to AFC Wimbledon in the showdown at Wembley.
here.Adams wants his side to relish the burden and expectation that comes with their league position - read more from the Plymouth Argyle manager
The History:
This will be our sixth League meeting with Argyle and we have yet to be beaten by them at home.
Last February a late goal from Shamir Fenelon rescued a point in a 1-1 draw. Argyle had won 2-1, despite an equaliser from Roarie Deacon, earlier in the season while two second-half goals sealed a 2-0 triumph in our most recent meeting at Home Park on New Year’s Eve.
The other two League games took place in the 2011-12 campaign.
Argyle were in trouble on and off the field when they arrived in October 2011 when a 3,175 crowd saw two Matt Tubbs goals secure a 2-0 home win.
Our first game at Home Park in January 2012 finished 1-1 after Pablo Mills’ first-half goal was cancelled out by Max Blanchard.
The Officials:
Ben Toner will take charge of his third Crawley game of the 2016/17 campaign - read more on his previous appointments and his assistants here.
Tickets:
Click here for a comprehensive guide to prices for the game - remember that all U11 tickers are just £1!
Plymouth have sold nearly 1,500 tickets for the game but tickets will not be on sale on matchday to visiting fans. Please contact Plymouth for tickets if you are an away fan.
Follow it live:
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After the game a full report and all the video reaction will be available on our website, YouTube channel and Reds Player HD.