The Town give themselves a chance of avoiding relegation with a 3-2 win over local rivals Oxford - the headlines are made on the terraces though, as crowd trouble mars the game.

Dean Saunders gives Oxford the lead with barely fifteen minutes remaining in the local derby - but Tim Parkin levels matters just a minute later.

Off the pitch, the fans sign petitions against ID cards - on it, the Town storm to a 3-0 win over Oxford.

Full match coverage as the Town storm to a 3-0 win over local rivals Oxford.

HTV coverage of the 3-0 derby win over Oxford.

The Town record a comfortable win over local rivals Oxford - Colin Calderwood opening the scoring, before Steve White nets a brace to wrap it up.

Central News coverage, as the Town record a comfortable win over local rivals Oxford - Colin Calderwood opening the scoring, before Steve White nets a brace to wrap it up.

An end-to-end encounter, the Town twice come back from behind to draw at the Manor.

An end-to-end encounter, the Town twice come back from behind to draw at the Manor.

The Town give Oxford a two goal start, and then put them to the sword with a four goal blitz.

Swindon are lucky to escape with against their local rivals - Oxford hitting the woodwork twice in a goalless draw.

After a 3-3 draw, Town win through in the much maligned competition on penalties.

After a 3-3 draw, Town win through in the much maligned competition on penalties.

David Kerslake scores his first ever Town goal in a 2-1 derby win.

David Kerslake scores his first ever Town goal in a 2-1 derby win.

Missing Micky Hazard, Martin Ling and Ross MacLaren in midfield, Swindon make the short trip to the Manor Ground - but despite taking the lead early on through Shaun Close's fortunate strike, Oxford go on to record a 5-3 victory - their first win over the Town in ten years.

A second string Town side comfortably sees off their local rivals in the Anglo-Italian Cup.

For the second home game on the trot, Swindon twice take the lead against local rivals, only to be pegged back by a late equaliser - this time Martin Ling and Shaun Taylor net for the Town, Andy Melville and David Penney for Oxford.

For the second home game on the trot, Swindon twice take the lead against local rivals, only to be pegged back by a late equaliser - this time Martin Ling and Shaun Taylor net for the Town, Andy Melville and David Penney for Oxford.

Steve White scores the winner at the Manor Ground.

After failing to register victory in their last five games, the Town get back to winning ways at the Manor thanks to Steve White's goal-line poaching.

After failing to register victory in their last five games, the Town get back to winning ways at the Manor thanks to Steve White's goal-line poaching.

Joey Beauchamp gets by far the best reception of his Town career, when he enters the fray as a late substitute against his former club Oxford - Wayne Allison's first half goal cancelled out by Paul Moody.

Joey Beauchamp gets by far the best reception of his Town career, when he enters the fray as a late substitute against his former club Oxford - Wayne Allison's first half goal cancelled out by Paul Moody.

One of few black marks on a superb season - Swindon don't perform at local rivals and fellow promotion chasers Oxford - and have to suffer when McMahon reject Joey Beauchamp scores their third and final goal in front of the away support.

On his return to the County Ground after his move back to Oxford, Joey Beauchamp receives some fearful stick from the Swindon crowd, not to mention a few bumps and bruises from his ex-team-mates.

After putting their whole squad on the transfer list due to financial difficulties, Oxford travel to Swindon for a local derby - Swindon resident Mike Ford putting them one up.

Despite the off-field turmoil, Swindon make it a week to remember on the pitch - having already beaten Bristol City, they record their second 4-1 win over Oxford in their last two visits to the County Ground.

Despite the off-field turmoil, with 25 programme sellers being sacked before the game, as well as eight other redundancies to backroom staff, Swindon make it a week to remember on the pitch - having already beaten Bristol City, they record their second 4-1 win over Oxford in their last two visits to the County Ground.

A Dean Windass double - the first from the a controversial penalty - gives Oxford a 2-0 win in the A420 derby.

Giuliano Grazioli comes off the bench and scores his first goal of the season within a minute of coming on, to give the Town victory over their local rivals, and ensure they remain on the bottom of the table.

Giuliano Grazioli comes off the bench and scores his first goal of the season within a minute of coming on, to give the Town victory over their local rivals, and ensure they remain on the bottom of the table.

Two superb strikes from Steve Robinson give Swindon the points in an ill-tempered local derby at Oxford, who have two players sent off - the defeat leaving the U's 22 points from safety.

Two superb strikes from Steve Robinson give Swindon the points in an ill-tempered local derby at Oxford, who have two players sent off - the defeat leaving the U's 22 points from safety.

The Match of the Day audience are treated to an awful, drab local derby in the rain at the Kassam Stadium - Jefferson Louis' scrappy goal a fittingly bad winner.

After Paolo di Canio states that he would love to sign Swindon fan James Constable, the visiting striker inevitably nets both goals as Oxford record their first victory at the County Ground for 38 years.

Paolo di Canio's mind games seem to work on James Constable, who is sent off for violent conduct early on - but Oxford score twice in as many minutes soon afterwards, and hold on to register a derby double, and bring Swindon's ten match winning run to an end.

Chris Wilder registers his third victory over Paolo di Canio - Alfie Potter's goal two minutes from time knocking the Town out of the JPT.

Jordan Turnbull's red card paves the way for another awful away day at the Kassam - Kemar Roofe's double sending the Town out.

It's another horror show at the Kassam - the Town giving away a penalty and a gift of a goal to Chris Maguire - and any hope of getting back into the derby game are quashed when both Lloyd Jones and Lawrence Vigouroux are shown red.

The match that apparently doesn't count - after playing out a goalless draw against ten man Oxford, Will Henry is the hero in the shootout.

Fankaty Dabo nets his first goal in a Town shirt to raise hopes of a derby day victory, but Oxford strike twice in three second half minutes - the second an impressive strike from distance from Rob Hall - leaving the U's bizarrely claiming a seventh victory in a row.