Crawley Town is a professional football club based in West Sussex, England, currently playing in EFL League Two. The Reds play their home matches at the Broadfield Stadium, a modern venue that has been their home since 1997. Founded in 1896, the club's traditional color is red. Crawley Town's history was largely spent in non-league football until a famous FA Cup run in 2011 helped propel them into the Football League for the first time. They famously achieved back-to-back promotions to reach League One, marking a golden period for the club. In recent seasons, they have settled as a League Two side, often positioned in mid-table but with ambitions of pushing for promotion. The team is known for its hard-working ethos and ability to compete against clubs with larger budgets. The fan base, while smaller than some rivals, is fiercely loyal, creating a vocal atmosphere at the Broadfield as they support their team's quest to climb the football pyramid once more.