By Joe Jones
Crawley Town goalkeeper Glenn Morris has paid tribute to Notts County following their performance and result in their 1-0 win at Broadfield Stadium.
Jorge Grant scored the winner on Saturday, firing home from Jonathan Forte's slide pass, as the Magpies cemented their hold on second place in League Two.
Morris said Notts are well worth their high ranking in the table as they put in a solid performance on the Red Devils' patch.
He told the West Sussex County Times: “They managed the game well, we just couldn’t get our football going because they were breaking it up well, getting fouls, sticking the ball in the channels and doing the nasty side of the game.
“They’ve got some experience in their team, they’re up at the top of the league this year and you can see why.
“They’ve kept a clean sheet away from home, won 1-0 and go home happy.
“They didn’t really cut us open and I didn’t have too many saves to make, it was just one of those games where it just drifted away second half.
“It’s disappointing, but I think we’ve got to give them a little bit of credit for the way they dealt with it but we’ve got to be cuter and create some chances at home.”
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