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Swindon Town face season without Harry Smith after ACL rupture confirmed

A scan has revealed a rupture of the striker's anterior cruciate ligament. Smith was involved in a collision with Barnet goalkeeper Cieran Slicker on Tuesday night. Town will seek to sign a replacement.

22.08.25, 07:49 4 Min Read

by Sam MorsheadEditor

Harry Smith has been ruled out of the rest of the League Two season with a major knee injury.

Smith was forced out of the midweek defeat by Barnet in visible pain, following a collision with Bees goalkeeper Cieran Slicker.

And a subsequent scan has revealed a rupture of his anterior cruciate ligament.

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