Crewe eased their relegation fears with a convincing 3-0 victory at Crawley to send Dermot Drummy's men crashing to a fifth defeat in their last six home games. The Alex started brightly and recalled forward George Cooper had a shot blocked by goalkeeper Glenn Morris before Jordan Bowery missed a sitter from six yards from Chris Dagnall's pass. Morris parried a goalbound drive from Cooper and ...Full Story »

Crewe were ruthless in front of goal as they won for the first time in 12 games with a 5-0 Sky Bet League Two demolition of Grimsby. Dave Artell picked up his first win as the Railwaymen's boss to ease the club's relegation fears. George Cooper and Chris Dagnall both hit a brace to sweep the strugglers into a four-goal lead before the half-hour mark. Cooper tucked the ball past James McKeown ...Full Story »

Goals from George Cooper and Harry Davis earned Crewe Alexandra their first win in seven Sky Bet League Two matches as they beat Leyton Orient 2-0 at Brisbane Road. Despite having the greater possession in the first half, Orient failed to test Alex goalkeeper Ben Garrett and paid the price when the home side found themselves two goals down at the interval. The visitors incisive football at the...Full Story »

Steve Davis must decide whether teenage prodigy George Cooper warrants a recall against Sheffield United. The 17-year-old forward started Tuesday's win over Peterborough on the bench after complaining of cramp and Marcus Haber, who replaced him in the squad, scored the winner as the Alex made it three wins in a row. Boss Davis could also call on Notts County loanee Danny Haynes, who was an unu...Full Story »

Teenager George Cooper's eye-catching free-kick helped basement club Crewe to a 2-1 win against 10-man Coventry. Cooper, 17, making his first start at Gresty Road, curled a left-footed effort into the top corner from inside the D to double Crewe's lead in the 32nd minute. Loanee Febian Brandy had fired the Railwaymen in front seven minutes earlier when he raced onto an Oliver Turton pass and s...Full Story »