Extended highlights from HTV, as a Bobby Barnes goal secures a point for the Town against Plymouth, with Tim Flowers making his debut on loan from Southampton.

Town boss Lou Macari accuses his team of losing its 'super-fit' edge, as Swindon strugggle to a draw with Plymouth.

An early goal for Duncan Shearer is enough to give the Town the points against Plymouth.

Swindon are well beaten at Home Park - awful defending and goalkeeping from Fraser Digby contributing to a 4-1 defeat.

Shaun Close and Fitzroy Simpson are sent off for the Town, future Town assistant boss Dave Byrne is also shown red for Argyle - but goals from Tom Jones, Phil King and Paul Bodin give Swindon a 3-0 victory.

Town's strike pairing both score within a minute of each other - Chalky White nets another in the second half to seal a comfortable win over the Pilgrims.

As a thirteen year old, I distinctly remember considering this to be the most turgid football match I had ever seen - before Steve Foley rescued it for Swindon with a last minute equaliser.

A late Adi Viveash own goal denies Glenn Hoddle his first victory as Town boss - the Town having to settle for an entertaining 3-3 draw, having twice come from behind.

Shearer grabs all the goals in a superb 4-0 win at Plymouth.

Duncan Shearer grabs all the goals in a superb 4-0 win at Plymouth.

Plymouth player-manager and England legend Peter Shilton is unable to prevent the Town from keeping their feint play-off hopes alive - a typical Shaun Taylor header giving Swindon the win.

Luke Hodges' last gasp penalty levels Andy Gurney's superb opening strike.

Luke Hodges' last gasp penalty levels Andy Gurney's superb opening strike.

Goals from Invincibile and Parkin give Swindon victory over Plymouth.

After table-topping Plymouth take a two goal lead, and Rory Fallon gets one back with his first Town goal with ten minutes to go - it all happens right at the death.

Plymouth score a bizarre second to put the game out of reach of Swindon in this promotion clash - in the heat of the moment, Town keeper Rhys Evans touches an indirect free kick given for a backpass before it rolls into the net - and Swindon are defeated despite Tommy Mooney's late consolation.

Swindon beat a young Plymouth side in this pre-season friendly.

"Two nil and you f***** it up," sing the County Ground crowd as the Town draw level against Plymouth having conceded twice in the first eight minutes - only for Bradley Wright-Phillips to snatch a last-gasp winner for the visitors.

Away from the struggles in the League, Swindon give an impressive performance at Plymouth with two goals in either half.

The Town give a "magnificent" display at Home Park - thumping Plymouth to progress in the FA Cup.

Former Town striker Rory Fallon nets the goal that sees his financially stricken Plymouth side, recently subjected to a ten point deduction, jump off the bottom of the table, where they are replaced by Swindon - without a win now in twelve.

Raffa de Vita finishes off a superb team move to give the Town the points at Home Park.

Sub Alan Connell comes off the bench to net a winner with just six minutes remaining and all but secure promotion - Paolo di Canio rushing off immediately after the game following the death of his mother in Italy.

The Town come from behind to go through at the expense of Plymouth.

Three goals down at half-time, the makeshift Town side make a fist of it in the second half, but can only pull two back.

The Town's three goal victory is not enough to see them through to the next round of the Checkatrade Trophy.

It's the first of two visits of Plymouth to the County Ground in the space of a few days - the Pilgrims winning the initial encounter against a much changed Town side.

The returning Eoin Doyle gives the Town the lead on the stroke of half-time with a deft finish - but the large travelling support are rewarded with a deserved equaliser in the second half.

Patched up Swindon travel to Devon without a recognised central defender in the squad, to meet a resurgent Plymouth side - despite this, and Dom Telford giving the home side the lead, Diallang Jaiyesimi levels matters, before Eoin Doyle skips in front of the defence to net a winner that sends the away fans into raptures.