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ReviewSwindon Town Beat Cheltenham 2-1 for First Home Win
Swindon Town secured their first home win of the season with a 2-1 victory over Cheltenham Town. Aaron Drinan opened the scoring before the break, followed by Ollie Clarke’s second goal; Cheltenham’s Ryan Broom scored late to reduce the deficit. Cheltenham manager Steve Cotterill praised his side as the better team all-round despite the loss.
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TransferSwindon Town Target New Forward in Final Transfer Week
Swindon Town, managed by Ian Holloway, are set to sign a new forward during the final week of the summer transfer window, which closes on 31 August. The club currently has 25 senior players but is looking to add a versatile attacker to bolster its front line.
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ClubDrinan Declares He’s a Swindon Player Amid Transfer Rumours
Aaron Drinan confirmed he remains a Swindon Town striker as the club’s transfer window closes on 1 September at 11 pm. Despite speculation and past bids, no formal offer has been made, leaving manager Ian Holloway surprised. Drinan’s recent goal against Cheltenham Town has reignited interest from clubs such as Plymouth and Wycombe, but Swindon has held firm on his status.
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ClubSwindon Ticketing Guide for Cheltenham Home Game
Swindon Town supporters are advised to purchase tickets online ahead of the upcoming Cheltenham Town home match. The club has switched to a new ticketing provider this summer, making this the first game using the new system.
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ClubOxford U21s kick off season with Swindon derby
Oxford United Under-21s will face Swindon Town on Tuesday 25 August at the Training Centre. The match marks the opening of the new Next Wave Championship for the U21s, a league featuring nine founding teams including Luton Town, MK Dons and Bromley.
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ClubJames Ball Back at Swindon as Injury Crisis Eases
James Ball returned to Swindon Town training in the week after his diagnosis. The return comes after a Grade 2A hamstring tear that has helped ease the club's injury crisis affecting 14 players since pre‑season.
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ClubSteve Cotterill: Cheltenham's Defeat at Swindon Highlights Confidence Issues
Cheltenham Town manager Steve Cotterill criticized Swindon Town's soft goals and questioned his team's confidence after a 2-1 defeat. He praised defensive composure but highlighted Jordan Shipley's lack of confidence and squad depth challenges.
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ClubSwindon Town Injury Update: Hungbo Expected to Return Soon
Swindon Town's Joseph Hungbo is expected to make a quick return to action after missing out against Cheltenham Town with a minor injury.
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ClubSwindon Town's Clarke-Tafazolli Conundrum: Can They Survive Without Their Pillars?
Swindon Town's reliance on Ollie Clarke and Ryan Tafazolli has been a concern, but they showed resilience in their recent match against Cheltenham Town. Can they continue to thrive without their key players?
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TransferSwindon Town Complete 8 Signings, Eye Two More
Swindon Town have signed eight players in the summer transfer window and are still pursuing two additional deals before the September 1 deadline. Manager Ian Holloway says the squad is 25 players strong but stretched by three long‑term injuries, prompting a push for more forwards such as Danny Butterworth.
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ReviewSwindon Supermarine 3-1 FA Cup win over Didcot
Swindon Supermarine secured a 3-1 victory against Didcot Town in the FA Cup, marking their fifth consecutive win. The match, played before nearly 400 supporters, saw an early goal by Owen James, a second by Brad Hooper, and a dramatic overhead kick from Tyger Hall after a red card to Didcot defender Luke Carnell.
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ClubSwindon Town Secure Paul Glatzel's Future with New Contract
Swindon Town has removed the release clause from Paul Glatzel's contract, securing his future with the club until 2029.
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ReviewSwindon Town Earn First Win of 2026/27 Season
Swindon Town earn first win of 2026/27 season with 2-1 victory over Cheltenham Town.
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ReviewSwindon Town Earns Overdue Home Derby Win
Swindon Town earns overdue home derby win with Aaron Drinan's stunner, now 14th in League Two
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ClubSwindon Town: £2.57m Loss, Technical Insolvency in 2024/25
Swindon Town released its third annual financial report for the 2024/25 season, revealing a £2.57 million net loss and technical insolvency. The report also shows the club ranked seventh in revenue and costs among League Two clubs.
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ClubSwindon Town Halts Ticket Sales in Arkell’s Stand
Swindon Town has stopped selling matchday tickets in sections A6U and A6L of the Arkell’s Stand for the season’s opening home game against Cheltenham Town, citing safety concerns over the segregation line. The club made the decision independently, and Swindon Borough Council confirmed it did not enforce the restriction.
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ClubSwindon Town Wage Spend Ranks Second Lowest in League Two
Swindon Town released its 2024/25 financial report in March, revealing a net loss of £2.57 million and a wage bill that is the second lowest in League Two, with 65 % of revenue spent on player wages. The independent review, conducted by Fair Game UK and Goal Assist Limited, places the club seventh in revenue and costs among League Two sides and highlights ongoing insolvency and net debt exceeding many peers.
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ReviewCheltenham vs Swindon: Team News Before League Two Match
Cheltenham Town will face Swindon Town in a League Two fixture on Saturday at 3pm. The match will be played at Swindon's County Ground with a sold‑out allocation of 1,000 supporters. Key injuries to Cheltenham include midfielder Shaun McWilliams (groin), forward George Miller (thigh) and James Wilson (calf). Leicester City loan winger Jake Evans may start after a debut from the bench. Cheltenham won the last season’s meeting 1-0 thanks to Ethon Archer’s 59th‑minute goal.
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ClubSwindon Town injuries hamper squad
Manager Ian Holloway says Swindon Town will continue to manage a squad riddled with injuries after a disrupted summer, with key players like Ollie Clarke, Ryan Tafazolli and Ollie Palmer limited by pre-season setbacks. The club hopes to see Joe Snowdon and Paul Glatzel back for the Cheltenham Town game, while new signing Joseph Hungbo remains unused.
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ClubRidgeway Hospital Sponsors Swindon Town FC Community Foundation for Half Marathon
Ridgeway Hospital has become the official sponsor of Swindon Town FC Community Foundation’s team for the Swindon Half Marathon, which takes place on Sunday, 27 September. The partnership will help raise funds for the foundation’s disability programmes, including DS Active, pan disability football and adult learning disability sessions.
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ClubSwindon Pitches Face Heat‑Induced Challenges Ahead of Season
Central Swindon North Parish Council warns that hot weather is creating real challenges for local pitches as the new football season approaches, and is working to ensure play can begin as soon as it is safe.
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TransferSwindon Town Braces for Transfer Deadline
Swindon Town is preparing for the transfer deadline, with several players linked to moves away from the club. Find out who might be leaving and who's staying.
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ClubSwindon Town Releases Financial Report, Shows Discipline in Controlling Agent Fees
Swindon Town's financial report shows a net loss of £2.57 million, with the club generating above average revenue, but facing serious financial challenges, as they prepare to face Grimsby away on February 27, 2027.
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ClubSwindon Town Community Foundation: More Than Meets the Eye
Discover the hidden gems of Swindon Town's Community Foundation, working tirelessly to engage with 30,000 people every year through various programs and activities.