The Town struggle in the clash of two footballing cultures - going down 3-2 at Cambridge.

Cambridge's long ball style again proves too much for the Town - the U's completing the double win an away win at the County Ground.

A goal from Colin Calderwood on the stroke of half-time gives the Town the lead against their footballing antithesis Cambridge - Duncan Shearer adding two more in the second period for an emphatic 3-0 away cup victory.

A Craig Maskell hat-trick helps the Town to a comfortable 4-1 win over Cambridge.

A Craig Maskell hat-trick helps the Town to a comfortable 4-1 win over Cambridge.

While HTV reports that the club are losing £12,000 for every home game they play and are £2.

Injury hit Town go down at Cambridge to an Alan Kimble penalty.

Ty Gooden opens the scoring after just two minutes - but Cambridge level nine minutes later, and go onto take a 2-1 lead into the second leg, converting a penalty after half-time.

Late goals from Joey Beauchamp and Kevin Horlock give the Town a 3-2 aggregate win.

Late goals from Joey Beauchamp and Kevin Horlock give the Town a 3-2 aggregate win.

The Town dump the U's out of the second cup competition of the season - three goals in seven minutes sending them well on the way to a 4-1 win.

In a match that was originally postponed due to the September fuel crisis (the only match to be called off, with Cambridge in the top two), Danny Invincibile nets a brace for the second match in succession, as his side record a 3-1 win.

In a match that was originally postponed due to the September fuel crisis (the only match to be called off, with Cambridge in the top two), Danny Invincibile nets a brace for the second match in succession, as his side record a 3-1 win.

Michael Reddy scores the only goal of the game to beat Cambridge, who are reduced to ten men just before the final whistle.

Michael Reddy scores the only goal of the game to beat Cambridge, who are reduced to ten men just before the final whistle.

After the original game is the only match in the country postponed due to the fuel strike at a time when Cambridge were flying high in the league, I received a bit of abuse from a random United fan via email.

After the original game is the only match in the country postponed due to the fuel strike at a time when Cambridge were flying high in the league, I received a bit of abuse from a random United fan via email.

After five away games without a goal, things seem to be going the same way when Tony Scully gives Cambridge the lead - but after Andy Gurney's strike just before half-time puts the game back on level terms, a hugely deflected free-kick creeps over the line to give Swindon the win.

After Keshi Anderson gives Swindon the lead, Harry Smith wraps it up in the closing stages.

The Town mark Phil Brown's first match in charge with a convincing win at Cambridge.

Two goals in quick succession early on seal victory for Cambridge - and a sixth match without a win for Swindon, with only one goal scored.

It's a fourth draw on the spin for Richie Wellens' men - leaving the Town four points off the play offs and only just in the top half, with just three games to play.

Jerry Yates christens the Town's new charity third kit with a winning goal, thanks to Ellis Iandolo's mazy run through the Cambridge defence.

Michael Doughty's foregoes penalty duties to enable Eoin Doyle to equal Harry Morris' all-time club record of scoring in eleven consecutive matches in just the fifth minute - but it's Keshi Anderson who steals the headlines, netting an impressive hat-trick to sweep Colin Calderwood's men aside.