The Town prepare for the second leg at the Valley.

The match that had everything - after losing their goalkeeper to injury in the opening five minutes, Swindon go on to see their goal advantage wiped out by an own goal from Simon Ferry, and then go behind to a Dave Mooney effort on the stroke of half-time. When captain Gordon Greer is shown a red card for a high kick midway through the second half, the writing looks to be on the wall - but Danny Ward nips in to level the tie on aggregate, and the Town ten men hold on, before Charlton go down to ten themselves, when Miguel Llera prevents Charlie Austin from running in on goal. The game eventually goes to penalties, and Swindon hold their nerve - scoring all five to send them to the Wembley final.

The match that had everything - after losing their goalkeeper to injury in the opening five minutes, Swindon go on to see their goal advantage wiped out by an own goal from Simon Ferry, and then go behind to a Dave Mooney effort on the stroke of half-time. When captain Gordon Greer is shown a red card for a high kick midway through the second half, the writing looks to be on the wall - but Danny Ward nips in to level the tie on aggregate, and the Town ten men hold on, before Charlton go down to ten themselves, when Miguel Llera prevents Charlie Austin from running in on goal. The game eventually goes to penalties, and Swindon hold their nerve - scoring all five to send them to the Wembley final.

The match that had everything - after losing their goalkeeper to injury in the opening five minutes, Swindon go on to see their goal advantage wiped out by an own goal from Simon Ferry, and then go behind to a Dave Mooney effort on the stroke of half-time. When captain Gordon Greer is shown a red card for a high kick midway through the second half, the writing looks to be on the wall - but Danny Ward nips in to level the tie on aggregate, and the Town ten men hold on, before Charlton go down to ten themselves, when Miguel Llera prevents Charlie Austin from running in on goal. The game eventually goes to penalties, and Swindon hold their nerve - scoring all five to send them to the Wembley final.