Crawley Town's relegation fears have been eased with a 2-0 victory over Harrogate Town, their first home win in 11 weeks. The team, overhauled by boss Scott Lindsey with 13 January signings, has taken seven points from their last three games. Max Anderson broke the deadlock on 28 minutes, drilling the rebound under keeper Mark Oxley after Ronan Darcy's shot was blocked. Harrogate had threatened early on, but Crawley's on-loan keeper Jacob Chapman made a crucial save from Cathal Heffernan after the interval. Josh Flint doubled Crawley's lead in the 66th minute, firmly heading a Darcy corner home at the far post. This victory is particularly satisfying for keeper Chapman, who has opened his stint with the club with three successive clean sheets. Rock-bottom Harrogate are now winless in their last 19 league games, a run that spans over four months. Crawley's win has lifted them away from the relegation zone, and they will look to build on this momentum in their upcoming games. The team's performance was impressive, with Anderson and Flint standing out as key players. Lindsey's signings have made a significant impact, and the team's future looks brighter. The win was a result of the team's hard work and determination, and they will look to continue this form in the coming weeks.