An early corner after the restart for Gillingham... It's flat and low towards the near post and Crawley clear.

It comes back in, though, and Bradley Dack heads it home.

The flag is up for offside but Dack looked on there...

We're back under way at Priestfield.

Will Gillingham end the weekend in a play-off spot or can Crawley drag themselves away from the drop zone?

Let's find out.

Only five sides have shipped more than the 24 goals Crawley have conceded in League Two this season.

The Red Devils have let in another this evening, but it was quite the strike from Bradley Dack.

Just four goals scored away from home for Crawley as well. They need to find one here to salvage at least a point.

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What a difference a goal makes.

Gillingham started the evening in 10th but that wonderful strike from Bradley Dack to put them 1-0 up sees them climb to fifth in the live table and into the play-off places.

Can they see the job through?

Bradley Dack with a real moment of quality just before the break gives Gillingham the lead.

Crawley must be wondering how they haven't found the back of the net themselves after Geraldo Bajrami's header hit the inside of the post and Ade Adeyemo's deflected strike cannoned out off the bar.

But the Red Devils have been punished for not taking their chances and Gareth Ainsworth will be the happier of the two managers upon his return to Priestfield following heart surgery.

Peter Lloyd
BBC Radio Kent

Can you believe it?

That's why Crawley are where they are in the table. They've had some fantastic chances and missed them.

Now they've been mugged.

Thank you very much.

There will be three minutes added on at the end of this first half.

Sam Gale should probably have put Gillingham one up here...

A ball in from Max Clark comes all the way through to him at the back post and he's completely unmarked six yards out.

It's slightly awkward but he should still be hitting the target there. Instead he heads well wide.

Peter Lloyd
BBC Radio Kent

That's a post and the crossbar; the other post will be feeling left out.

Is it our lucky night?

So close to a fifth away goal of the season for Crawley and that's the second time they've struck the frame of the goal in this first half now!

Ade Adeyemo turns and shoots from the left side of the area and it takes a wicked deflection before cannoning into the crossbar.

Crawley have only scored four goals away from home so far this season.

They’ve also picked up just one victory on the road in seven previous attempts (D1 L5), which came at Harrogate in early September.

A fairly decent half of football so far, albeit with no goals to talk of.

A shame for Max Anderson who cannot go on any longer for Crawley.

He's replaced by Jack Roles.

Crawley's Max Anderson hobbled to the sideline after the challenge on Gills forward Josh Andrews and it doesn't look good for him.

He might not be able to continue.

Peter Lloyd
BBC Radio Kent

That came out of nowhere, but the keeper has had a lot of good fortune.

The shot could have gone either side of him and into the goal. Suddenly Gillingham are peppering the Crawley box, and posing a threat.

First decent chance of the game for Gillingham.

Remeao Hutton hammers it goalwards from the right and it's beaten out by Crawley keeper Joe Wollacott.

There's a bit of pinball around the area before Josh Andrews tries to stab goalwards but Max Anderson gets there just ahead of him and his effort flies wide.

Crawley's Reece Brown takes a heavy touch on the edge of the Gillingham area and slides into a poor challenge on Sam Gale.

It's pretty high and the ref decides it's just a yellow. Brown probably just about pulled out of the challenge in time.

A half chance for Crawley as the free-kick comes in and Jay Williams meets it at the back post but he can only divert his header behind for a goal-kick.

Crawley's Jay Williams tries to drive forward down the centre of the park and Gills defender Andy Smith slides into a late challenge.

That's a pretty stonewall yellow card.

Finally a first shot of the night for Gillingham and it's come in the 27th minute.

Not much to write home about though as Max Clark slices it a long way over the bar from distance.