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ANALYSIS: Swindon have scored only twice since the 3-1 victory over Colchester in September. It is a deeply disturbing trend, which ties into several factors: a reduction in clear-cut chances, Aaron Drinan’s return to more normal levels of efficiency, general confidence and a manager under immense scrutiny.

14.10.26 8 Min Read Sam Morshead

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