Lee Peacock nets what proves to be the winning goal against the Town - Alan Reeves sent off as Swindon slip to a 2-1 defeat.

After taking time to come to terms with Oldham's offside trap, Swindon break through via Alan McLoughlin with ten minutes to go in the first half - but after Steve White doubles the lead early in the second period, Oldham threaten a comeback - McGarvey pulling one back, before the Latics hit the bar with a free-kick. White again nets to put the game beyond the reach of the visitors - a late Neil Adams consolation not enough to prevent the Town leapfrogging their opponents into third place.

Sofiene Zaaboub gets Swindon back on level terms immediately after Wrexham's early opener - Christian Roberts' penalty twenty minutes from time putting the Town in the top two.

Jack Smith's follows up after his own penalty is saved, but the night only gets worse for the Town - Barry Corr stretchered off before Anthony Pilkington's equaliser.

Sofiene Zaaboub gets Swindon back on level terms immediately after Wrexham's early opener - Christian Roberts' penalty twenty minutes from time putting the Town in the top two.

After First Division Norwich drew at the County Ground to take their FA Cup tie with Swindon to a replay back at their Carrow Road home, few expected the Town to come back with the victory - two goals from Dave Bamber setting up the ill-fated Fourth Round clash at Newcastle that would haunt the club for years to come.

With both of their kits clashing, Swindon have to get special dispensation from sponsors Castrol to wear their Burmah adorned third shirt from the previous campaign - and the Town play like they did that season, losing 2-0 to a struggling York side.

After taking time to come to terms with Oldham's offside trap, Swindon break through via Alan McLoughlin with ten minutes to go in the first half - but after Steve White doubles the lead early in the second period, Oldham threaten a comeback - McGarvey pulling one back, before the Latics hit the bar with a free-kick. White again nets to put the game beyond the reach of the visitors - a late Neil Adams consolation not enough to prevent the Town leapfrogging their opponents into third place.