Drummy looking to bounce back against Coventry

Crawley Town head coach Dermot Drummy is looking to his players to show a winning response when they travel to Coventry City tonight.
Reds boss Dermot DrummyReds boss Dermot Drummy
Reds boss Dermot Drummy

Reds head to the impressive Ricoh Arena in the Midlands in the last-32 of the Checkatrade Trophy.

Their opponents, who in the past have operated in both the top and second tiers of the Football League, lie 21st in the table and are on a four-match losing run.

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Crawley are keen to improve on their dismal 5-0 defeat at Yeovil on Saturday.

Likewise the Sky Blues will want a better showing for their fans following a lastest defeat which was a 4-0 loss to League Two side Cambridge United in the FA Cup.

Reds reached the knock-out stage by beating Colchester United 1-0 at home and Charlton under-23s 2-0 away, plus a 4-0 defeat away to Southampton under-23s.

Drummy said: “The Checkatrade Trophy is a competition we are keen to do well in and on Wednesday we are really looking to bounce back.

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Coventry is a big club in my era - we want to beat them and bounce back.”

Josh Yorwerth and Lewis Young will be back in contention having served their one-match bans during the Yeovil game.

Reds will be without injured striker Matt Harrold and defender Joe McNerney, who is recovering from a knee problem.

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