Fear of significant knee injury to Harry Smith as Swindon Town wait for scan results for full diagnosis
20.08.25, 15:00 Updated 25.10.25, 00:35 3 Minute Read
Sam Morshead
There are fears Harry Smith may have suffered a substantial knee injury during Swindon Town's defeat by Barnet.
Smith was substituted in the second half on Tuesday evening (August 19), following a collision with Bees goalkeeper Cieran Slicker.
The striker was in evident pain in the immediate aftermath but was able to walk from the field of play with assistance.
The Moonraker has been told by multiple sources that Town's staff are worried the issue could be significant damage to his anterior cruciate ligament.
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