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Mark Travers: 7 Travers made a few good saves to deny Hull a runaway victory on Saturday. He cannot keep being let down by those in front of him if Town are to stay up. Kieron Freeman: 5 Freeman sent in a few dangerous crosses in the second half. But his lack of pace threatened to cause Town a few problems though as Malik Wilks latched onto the 28-year-old. Sheridan can only hope he sharpens up with more game time. Conor Masterson: 6 The QPR loanee looked a little nervous when asked to make a decision on the ball, but his positioning was quite good. Masterson could benefit from adding s...

SWINDON Town lost 1-0 to League One leaders Hull City on Saturday after an early Greg Docherty goal settled matters at the KCOM Stadium. Docherty struck in the fifth minute to give Grant McCann’s side a lead which they never really looked like relinquishing to a Town side that has failed to win in any of their previous four games now. Hull enjoyed the majority of the chances on home soil, and perhaps should have made life more comfortable for themselves. However, the Tigers held on to hoist themselves to the summit of the table and leave Town two points off safety in 22nd.

SWINDON Town captain Dion Conroy says the players must take responsibility for the club’s poor run of form after just one win in the previous 10…

Mark Travers – 5 Another game where Travers has very little to do except pick the ball out of his net. The stopper couldn’t have done much about the first goal, but he perhaps could have done better with the one-on-one chance. Rob Hunt – 4 Hunt started his night by making a poor tackle on Conor Grant which should have resulted in a penalty. All night, cross after cross came in from the Plymouth left, and from one, the visitors scored their first. Dion Conroy – 6 The captain made a handful of important interceptions, plus one crucial block off Camara, to prevent the scoreline get...

SWINDON Town threw away a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 with Charlton Athletic at the Valley on Saturday. First-half goals from Hallam Hope and Matt Palmer put Sheridan’s men ahead at the break, but Charlton pulled one back through Chuks Aneke before Andrew Shinnie squared the game up at the death. Both sides hit the woodwork at various points, but ultimately the game ended all square with neither manager happy with taking a point from the game. Sheridan made four changes from last weekend’s 2-1 defeat to Doncaster Rovers, with two Town defenders given debuts. Right-back Kieron Freema...