Swindon Town 3-3 Cheltenham Town – Robins fights back to the rescue point

Ollie Clarke achieved a compensation of 88 minute when Swindon came back from two goals to achieve a tie against the 10-man -chenham.

The visitors seemed to be on course for victory, when Swindons wanted to have Wright-Die previously founded for his site-in the 54th minute a 3-1 lead for the visitors.

But the visitor to Skipper Tom Bradbury was sent by an incident in which Kabongo Tshimanga had withdrawn from the penalty point in the 67th minute before Swindon Captain Clarke at the end to earn a share of the prey for the men of Ian Holloway.

After eight minutes, Jordan Thomas opened the goal for Cheltenham in a fine style and left two defenders dead on the edge of the box before rolling up into the back corner.

Swindon raised the hit of the half-time when Center-Back Wright scored a breathtaking free kick over the wall, which gave the Keeder Joe Day a chance.

However, Cheltenham took her lead three minutes after the second half when Timothee duty put a lot of loose ball home, and it was 3-1 when Wright Ethers Archer's low cross arrived at the team -mate Connor Ripley at the post -processing colleague.

Shortly after the hour, Swindon received a second yellow to drag Harry Smith in the penalty area, and Tshimanga scored from the resulting punishment to achieve it with 3: 2.

Day shared another dangerous Wright Free kick when Swindon pushed for a balance that arrived late when Smith selflessly lay down to Clarke to come home.

Smith almost won it for the hosts with a touch at the long post, but the day lived for it and the visitors stayed for one point.

Report by Pa Media.