Cheltenham extended their unbeaten run to three games with a well-deserved 0-0 draw at Crawley in Sky Bet League Two. The Robins, clawing their way clear of danger towards the foot of the table, were twice thwarted by the woodwork. Crawley were forced into a late change when striker Matt Harrold, set to make his first start since August 22, was injured in the warm-up and Dean Cox was promoted ...Full Story »

New signing Rhys Murphy is hoping to make his second debut for Crawley when they welcome Stevenage in Sky Bet League Two. The 26-year-old, who played on loan for the Reds in 2015, has signed until the end of the season from National League side Forest Green. Crawley manager Dermot Drummy has no fresh injury or suspension concerns as his side look to bounce back from a 2-1 defeat to 10-man Nott...Full Story »

Boss Mark Yates will make at least one change when Crawley take on Stevenage on Boxing Day. Striker Rhys Murphy has returned to parent club Oldham following the end of his loan spell, so forwards Lee Barnard, Shamir Fenelon and Roarie Deacon will be vying for a place in the starting XI. Crawley have no new injury or suspensions to contend with but Lanre Oyebanjo and Joe McNerney remain sidelin...Full Story »

Two first-half goals from Charlie Wyke set Carlisle on their way to what turned out to be a comfortable 3-1 win over Crawley. Rhys Murphy provided a glimmer of hope for Crawley when he pulled one back before half-time, but Jabo Ibhere's 12th goal of the season soon after the restart left the home side in command and kept them in the Sky Bet League Two play-off places. Carlisle got off to a fly...Full Story »

Managerless Peterborough earned their first win in seven games with a crushing 5-1 victory at Oldham. Posh - under caretaker boss Grant McCann - took the lead on 14 minutes when Souleymane Coulibaly got behind Oldham's defence and crossed for debutant Lee Angol to sidefoot home from six yards. More poor defending helped the visitors double their lead after 38 minutes as Oldham's Connor Brown w...Full Story »

Rhys Murphy scored the only goal of the game to ensure Dagenham completed a league double over Bury and moved out of the relegation places. Nicky Adams went closest for Bury during the first period, but he volleyed over the bar with 18 minutes gone. Murphy responded for Daggers in the 39th minute, but goalkeeper Rob Lainton was equal to his close-range shot following Jamie Cureton's centre. S...Full Story »

Dagenham striker Rhys Murphy could make his first appearance of the season against Shrewsbury. The 23-year-old played his first 90 minutes of the campaign in an Essex Senior Cup game on Monday after returning from the hip injury he picked up over the summer. The Daggers remain without Abu Ogogo, though, as he completes the three-match suspension accrued following his red card against Newport. ...Full Story »

Dagenham & Redbridge have suffered another injury setback ahead of Saturday's League Two clash with Cambridge with the news that last season's leading scorer Rhys Murphy has been ruled out for at least another three weeks due to further surgery. The 23-year-old has been absent since March following an operation on a hip injury and any hopes of a comeback after his recent return to training ...Full Story »

Striker Rhys Murphy will miss out once more when Dagenham welcome Northampton. The 23-year-old, who scored 13 times last season, has been missing since March with a hip injury and although he has returned to training he is not yet closing in on a return. The clash with the Cobblers also comes too soon for midfielder Billy Bingham (shins) while Zavon Hines (knee) remains sidelined. The Daggers...Full Story »