Crawley Town Football Club, known as "Crawley Town", considers People's Pension Stadium as their home ground. The club's history has been shaped by individuals such as Sergio Torres, Matt Tubbs and Gwion Edwards. The highlight of their journey was the 2010-11 season when they won promotion to the English Football League (EFL) for the first time, marking a historic milestone.
Crawley Town's rise from a non-league league to the EFL is the epitome of their determination. The 2010–11 season was a turning point, as they were promoted from the Conference Premier (now the National League) under manager Steve Evans. This achievement marks the club's elevation to the professional ranks and shows their ambition.
The People's Pension Stadium, where the club lives, is a place of memories and aspirations.
Crawley Town's rise from a non-league league to the EFL is the epitome of their determination. The 2010–11 season was a turning point, as they were promoted from the Conference Premier (now the National League) under manager Steve Evans. This achievement marks the club's elevation to the professional ranks and shows their ambition.
The People's Pension Stadium, where the club lives, is a place of memories and aspirations.
