Bromley face Crawley Town in the EFL Trophy on Tuesday night with their hopes of progressing in the competition hanging by a thread. The Ravens have lost all four of their Southern Group H fixtures, conceding ten goals and scoring just three.
Andy Woodman's side sit 19th in League One with eight points from seven games, a league position they will be keen to improve upon ahead of a trip to Mansfield Town this weekend. Their recent form is mixed, with a 2-1 win over Huddersfield Town followed by a 1-0 defeat to Brentford's under-21s in this competition last month.
Bromley's last outing was that narrow loss to Brentford's youngsters, a result that left them bottom of their EFL Trophy group with zero points. Their last league result was a positive one, a 2-1 victory over Huddersfield where goals from John Joshua Mckiernan and Mikel Miller secured the points.
Crawley Town, who play in League Two, are also pointless in Group H after a 4-1 defeat to Milton Keynes Dons. The last meeting between these sides in the league last season saw Bromley win 3-1 at Hayes Lane in late December. Both teams are expected to make changes for this cup tie, with squad rotation common in the EFL Trophy.
The match kicks off at 7:45pm at Broadfield Stadium. Bromley then turn their focus back to League One and a visit to 17th-placed Mansfield Town on Saturday.
