Morecambe Head Coach Mentions His Players To Be Blamed For Lacklustre Performance.
Addai denied a number of chances throughout the half, notably an effort early on from Garner, who had an effort stopped from 12 yards out.
Morecambe had another goal disallowed, this time Jacob Bedeau’s headed goal was chalked off because Farrend Rawson had found himself in an offside position.
Crawley spurned a few chances in the second half, between Morecambe’s onslaughts. Tsaroulla and Danilo Orsi linked up well on the edge of the Morecambe box, trying to inject some urgency into the Red’s, but Rawson’s block denied them. Then Adam Campbell had a good effort off the back of a smart first time pass from Liam Kelly.
Unfortunately for the Red’s, Garner finally found his second goal of the game in the 84th minute to put the away side ahead.
He twisted and turned around Dion Conroy, found a yard of space in the box and wrapped a left footed effort past Addai in the Crawley Town goal.
Crawley were unable to find an opportunity to level the match and Morecambe were able to see out the win and leapfrog The Reds in the League Two table.
Reds are back in action when they take on Crewe away next Saturday