How do you solve a problem like Swindon Town's set-piece defence?
18.11.24, 16:05 7 Min Read
Let’s talk about set-pieces.
Swindon Town’s fragility from corners and free-kicks has shown no sign of easing since Ian Holloway’s arrival, despite the new manager focusing heavily on the issue in training.
Town have now conceded nine goals from dead-ball situations this season (plus a penalty) in 16 matches: the second worst record in League Two alongside Morecambe (10 goals plus three penalties). They have also contrived to allow 63 attempts on goal from these passages of play.
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