After the first match is abandoned with the Town 3-0 up, the rematch seems to be going the same way, when Roy Wegerle and Dave Bamber put the Town two up with two goals in a three minute spell early in the second half.

After the first match is abandoned with the Town 3-0 up, the rematch seems to be going the same way, when Roy Wegerle and Dave Bamber put the Town two up with two goals in a three minute spell early in the second half.

An early goal from Duncan Shearer gives the Town the win - and with just one defeat in the last ten games, Swindon move into the play-off places for the first time.

Swindon score three goals in five minutes to register a 3-1 win over Bradford - but not before Fraser Digby saves a second half penalty.

The Town give an impressive performance in sweeping aside fourth-placed Bradford, to go three points clear at the top of the table.

With the home side looking for a win to all but secure their place in the play-offs, they take the lead early in the second half - but Wayne Allison nets an equaliser for the Town with twenty minutes remaining.

Goals at the end of the first half and the beginning of the second turn this game around for Bradford, after Mark Walters' penalty had given Swindon the lead.

Former Town man Chris Kamara brings his Bradford side to the County Ground - Kevin Horlock's goal early in the second half winning a point for Swindon.

A superb strike by Steve Cowe gives Swindon all three points against Bradford.

A superb strike by Steve Cowe gives Swindon all three points against Bradford, keeping the Town at the top of the league.

A superb strike by Steve Cowe gives Swindon all three points against Bradford, keeping the Town at the top of the league.

Chris Hay nets in the fifth minute of injury time - his first goal since November - to salvage a point from Valley Parade.

The Town go in at half-time goalless, but early in the second half, after keeper Frank Talia looks to have been fouled, Craig Taylor is sent off for handling the ball on the line.

Not even a month after losing by three goals with ten men at Valley Parade, the feat is repeated at the County Ground - despite Iffy Onuora's early goal, Bradford score either side of half time to take the lead - then go on to score twice more after Scott Leitch's red card, and despite a sending off of their own.

An intruder waltzes onto the pitch as Sam Parkin is sent off with seven minutes to go, but a little bit of magic from Sammy Igoe - a thirty yard thunderbolt right into the top corner - wins the three points for the ten men.

Grant Smith nets a quickfire double just after the restart - and the Town hold on to win 2-1 despite another sending off for Jerel Ifil.

Swindon's fifth defeat on the bounce means it's curtains for Andy King - the Town boss relieved of his duties after Steve Claridge's double seals victory for the Bantams.

Sean O'Hanlon's last minute goal rescues a point for Swindon, after Dean Windass' opener just twelve minutes from time.

Swindon fail to find a breakthrough against ten man Bradford City.

Bradford give the League Two champions a guard of honour, as the Town end a memorable season with a goalless draw at Valley Parade.

After the final game of the 2011/2012 season, Paolo di Canio leads the celebrations with the travelling Town support.

Alex Pritchard dances through the Bradford defence to earn a point for the Town at Valley Parade.

Swindon's dim play-off hopes are kept alive for another week - Lee Cox's second half winner sealing the Town's sixth win from seven games.

Former Town man Alan Sheehan has a day to forget - missing an early penalty and getting sent off late on - and Louis Thompson's blushes at scoring an own goal are spared by Jon Obika, who nets twice on his second debut for the club to seal the three points.

Two first half goals from highly sought after Massimo Luongo puts the Town back to winning ways after four defeats in the last five.

Anton Rodgers' superb long-range free-kick wins all three points for the Town against Bradford.

Nicky Ajose gives the Town the lead with fifteen minutes left - but Charlie Wyke turns the game on its head in the last five minutes, to leave the Town looking doomed in the relegation zone.

Without Bradford loanee Eoin Doyle, Jerry Yates gets the Town back on level terms five minutes after Bradford take the lead - but Shay McCartan nets five more minutes later to give the home side the win.

Wearing purple in a match dedicated to former Town and Bradford star Stephen Darby and his MND charity, injury-hit Town are also without Bradford loanee Eoin Doyle - and though Jerry Yates converts an early penalty, they are unable to hold on - Shay McCartan's last minute free-kick saving a point for the Yorkshiremen.