Crawley Town 2-1 Harrogate Town

Harrogate's run of four successive away league wins came to an end at the Broadfield Stadium where a second-half header from Klaidi Lolos gave Crawley a hard-fought 2-1 victory.

Jack Muldoon got the final touch in first-half stoppage time to pull Harrogate level after skipper Ben Gladwin had fired the Reds ahead.

Crawley keeper Luca Ashby-Hammond, making only his third league appearance, blocked a goal-bound shot from Muldoon before the hosts broke the deadlock mid-way through the first half.

Gladwin was on target from 30 yards, his fierce drive finding the bottom corner to the right of Harrogate keeper Jonathan Mitchell.

Harrogate had a let off only two minutes later when a header by Danilo Orsi came back off the post.

The visitors levelled in the sixth minute of added on time at the end of the first period when, from a corner by Matty Foulds, defender Anthony O'Connor rose unchallenged at the back post and his header was steered into the net by Muldoon.

Kayne Ramsay blazed a good chance over for Harrogate shortly after the break and Crawley later had penalty appeals waved away after Ramsay challenged Nick Tsaroulla as he darted into the area.

Mitchell parried a shot from Tsaroulla before Lolos struck to give the Reds victory on 72 minutes with his fourth goal of the season, heading in after Mitchell failed to claim a Liam Kelly corner kick.

Crawley almost increased their lead in the last minute when Orsi's header was tipped over by Mitchell.

Match report supplied by PA Media.

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