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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...

Town Return to Action Against Second-Bottom Swindon Friday, 8th Jan 2021 14:36 Town return to action after an unexpected 25-day mid-season break when second-bottom Swindon visit Portman Road for a live Sky game (KO 5.30pm). The Blues, who were last in action on December 15th when they beat Burton Albion 2-1 at Portman Road, are eighth following Accrington's 2-0 Friday evening win at Charlton. Town are behind Peterborough in sixth and Charlton in seventh on goal difference with a game in hand on the Addicks. Since then the games against Peterborough away, Northampton at home and at AFC Wimbl...

The 28-year-old is likely to go straight into the Town squad for Saturday's trip to Ipswich Town as Rob Hunt begins a three-game suspension for a red card picked up in the 4-1 defeat to MK Dons on December 29. Speaking to Swindon Town Football Club’s official website, Freeman said: "I'm buzzing to be here and to get it over the line, and I can't wait to get started. "I feel that this is a great opportunity for me, I've played here a few times and enjoyed playing here. "The management team have been brilliant and really welcoming. They've told me what they want and what they want to...

SWINDON Town assistant manager Tommy Wright stated the club will return to League Two at the first time of asking if the first-half performance against MK Dons is repeated too often. Town were well beaten 4-1 at the County Ground by Russell Martin’s side on Tuesday night as Cameron Jerome’s double, along with goals from Daniel Harvie and Regan Poole, ensured Swindon remained in the bottom four at the end of 2020. Jack Payne’s long-range pile driver offered brief hope in a woeful 45 for John Sheridan’s men, but the faint cheers had barely died down from the home bench when MK added...

TWO goals from Cameron Jerome consigned Swindon Town to a woeful 4-1 defeat at home to fellow strugglers MK Dons on Tuesday night. In a game that many felt Swindon had to win to get their flailing season back on track, a really poor first half set the tone for a night to forget as Town rarely came close to competing with Russell Martin’s men. Jerome opened the scoring in the fourth minute, and Daniel Harvie smartly added a second midway through the first 45. Jack Payne had briefly given the hosts hope of a comeback with a long-range screamer that bounced in off the bar, but Jerome�...