Expecting a cup upset, ESPN take their cameras to Broadfield Stadium for the Town's trip to high-flying non-leaguers Crawley - Charlie Austin's goal giving Swindon the lead before the home side fight back for a replay in freezing conditions.

Expecting a cup upset, ESPN take their cameras to Broadfield Stadium for the Town's trip to high-flying non-leaguers Crawley - Charlie Austin's goal giving Swindon the lead before the home side fight back for a replay in freezing conditions.

Charlie Austin gives Swindon the lead in freezing conditions for this live TV encounter - but Matt Tubbs equalises for the non-league leaders, to take the tie to a replay.

The Town are humbled by non-league Crawley in absolutely Baltic conditions - Jonathan Douglas is sent off after the Town took a 2-1 lead, before the Town gift an equaliser to take the game to extra time, and Ben Smith steals it in the dying minutes.

In Baltic conditions, Jon-Paul McGovern and Charlie Austin put the Town in the lead after Crawley had gone ahead - but after Jonathan Douglas is shown a straight red card on the stroke of half-time, a disastrous own goal sends the match into extra time - and Ben Smith nets for the non-Leaguers to dump Swindon out with just two minutes remaining.

The Town are humbled by non-league Crawley in absolutely Baltic conditions - Jonathan Douglas is sent off after the Town took a 2-1 lead, before the Town gift an equaliser to take the game to extra time, and Ben Smith steals it in the dying minutes.

Crawley boss Steve Evans jokes that "the Paolo di Canio circus" is coming to town - but it's the Town fans who have the last laugh, their side registering a thumping victory.

Paolo di Canio's circus register their second 3-0 victory of the season over Steve Evans' Crawley side - but the Town are later fined for failing to control their players following a cynical challenge.

The Town record their third 3-0 win over Crawley in their last three meetings.

With Paolo di Canio revealing that he was considering his future at Swindon, the Town fans make their feelings known - their side winning a point thanks to a generous penalty decision.

With Paolo di Canio revealing that he was considering his future at Swindon, the Town fans make their feelings known - their side winning a point thanks to a generous penalty decision.

The Town play out a goalless draw with Crawley - Nicky Ajose hitting the post and having a goal ruled out for offside, before Nathan Byrne registers the Town's second red card in two matches.

Matt Tubbs nets with ten minutes remaining to deny Swindon victory.

Louis Thompson is sent off for a professional foul early in the second half - Crawley netting the resulting penalty to take all three points.

Crawley score early in the first half and late in the second, to register the Town's third defeat on the bounce (and fourth in five games) and put a serious dent in their automatic promotion ambitions.

Ollie Lancashire's own goal in the first half has the Town chasing the game - Crawley going on to net twice more in the last eleven minutes for a disappointing home defeat.

Marc Richards' late goal rescues a point at Crawley - but the Town really could have done with all three to maintain their play-off push.

Swindon appear to be cruising to victory thanks to goals from James Dunne and Keshi Anderson - but when Crawley pull one back, and both Dunne and Toumani Diagouraga are sent off in the space of a few minutes early in the second half, it's a backs-to-the-wall performance for the remainder of the game - the home side cruelly equalising with just seconds remaining.

Filipe Morais' goal on the stroke of half-time condemns the Town to a disappointing home defeat.

Eoin Doyle bags a hat-trick to take his tally to six in four games - the Town thumping Crawley 4-0.