Yeovil take the lead in the opening minute, but the Town fight back - Efe Sodje sent off as Swindon win 4-2.

Jamie Cureton somehow misses a sitter, and two crucial points go begging at Huish Park.

Billy Paynter, Simon Cox and Jon-Paul McGovern all join the club, as the long running BEST Holdings takeover finally appears to be coming to its conclusion.

Billy Paynter, Simon Cox and Jon-Paul McGovern all join the club, as the long running BEST Holdings takeover finally appears to be coming to its conclusion.

Billy Paynter, Simon Cox and Jon-Paul McGovern all join the club, as the long running BEST Holdings takeover finally appears to be coming to its conclusion.

Glovers' captain Terry Skiverton is sent off, as Barry Corr nets the only goal of the game for Swindon.

Glovers' captain Terry Skiverton is sent off, as Barry Corr nets the only goal of the game for Swindon.

An abject first half performance sees the Town go 2-0 down - but after levelling matters early in the second half, Jerel Ifil's own goal leaves Swindon separated from the drop zone on goal difference.

An abject first half performance sees the Town go 2-0 down - but after levelling matters early in the second half, Jerel Ifil's own goal leaves Swindon separated from the drop zone on goal difference.

The Town give a lacklustre performance at Huish Park, defeat putting them within two points of the Glovers in the relegation drop zone.

The Town give a lacklustre performance at Huish Park, defeat putting them within two points of the Glovers in the relegation drop zone.

An own goal from Terrell Forbes hands Swindon all three points at Huish Park.

Swindon secure a thoroughly deserved 3-1 win over the Glovers.

The Town are on the comeback trail again - netting twice in the last three minutes to steal a point from Huish Park, to make it a total of nineteen goals in just three matches.

After the Town are forced to sell Sean Morrison to Reading due to a minimum fee release clause, Michael Rose's sending off leaves the Town even more short at the back, and Yeovil take full advantage to pull the Town closer to them in the relegation zone.

After a run of six games without a win at the County Ground, the Town put Yeovil to the sword.

Swindon put an end to Yeovil's seven match winning run at home - two late goals putting a dent in the Glovers' push for the playoffs, whilst keeping the Town in the hunt for automatic promotion.

Swindon put an end to Yeovil's seven match winning run at home - two late goals putting a dent in the Glovers' push for the playoffs, whilst keeping the Town in the hunt for automatic promotion.

Swindon put an end to Yeovil's seven match winning run at home - two late goals putting a dent in the Glovers' push for the playoffs, whilst keeping the Town in the hunt for automatic promotion.

Nathan Thompson registers his second red card of the season, but ten man Town are still disappointed to only take a point from Huish Park.

With their play-off place sealed, the Town rule themselves out of an unlikely automatic place - losing to bottom-of-the-table Yeovil.

After going behind early on, Keshi Anderson steals a winner at the death in front of the away fans at Huish Park.

Matt Taylor nets twice, but the Town are denied a crucial three points by Alex Fisher's late volley.

Three superb long-range strikes from Steven Alzate, Matt Taylor and Elijah Adebayo seal a comfortable victory at Yeovil, who squander a penalty to get back into the game.

With the Town really needing victory to maintain their play-off push, Adel Gafaiti's late, late equaliser is a cruel blow to the Town's hopes.