A powerful strike from Fitzroy Simpson saves a point for Swindon against struggling Grimsby.

Grimsby and Swindon play out a dull 0-0 draw at Blundell Park.

An early Craig Maskell strike is enough to see off Grimsby at the County Ground.

Paul Bodin equalises Tony Rees' opener, but Paul Groves wins it for the Mariners just six minutes later.

After taking the lead, Swindon look to be on their way to defeat as Grimsby net twice - but late goals from Paul Bodin and Keith Scott turn the game around again.

After taking the lead, Swindon look to be on their way to defeat as Grimsby net twice - but late goals from Paul Bodin and Keith Scott turn the game around again.

Shaun Taylor's last minute goal rescues a point for the Town at Grimsby.

Clive Mendonca nets twice as Grimsby win the points against the Town.

After going two behind in the first half, Swindon turn it around in the second - Kevin Horlock and Wayne Allison levelling the game, before Mark Walters puts the Town into the lead for the first time with twenty minutes remaining.

Jack Lester pounces after Frank Talia parries away a free kick - the tenth minute strike the only goal of the game.

Goals in the third minute of each half mathematically secures Swindon's place in Division One.

Swindon make it no wins in fifteen games, as Lee Ashcroft strikes with ten minutes remaining.

After going behind in the first half, Gurney & Mooney turn the game on its head in the second.

After going behind in the first half, Gurney & Mooney turn the game on its head in the second.

Tommy Mooney's double gets the Town back to winning ways after defeat at Plymouth.

Swindon move back into the promotion places after a five match run without a win - but the comfortable victory is marred by a serious injury to goalkeeper Peter Brezovan.

Swindon move back into the promotion places after a five match run without a win - but the comfortable victory is marred by a serious injury to goalkeeper Peter Brezovan.

Michael Timlin receives his marching orders for a second bookable offence, and the Town go down to the odd goal against the Mariners.

Michael Timlin receives his marching orders for a second bookable offence, and the Town go down to the odd goal against the Mariners.

After going behind, Keshi Anderson's sublime effort is followed by some comical goalkeeping just two minutes later to put the Town in the lead - but Grimsby turn things around again in the last twenty minutes.

A meek home defeat to the struggling Mariners puts the last nail in the Town's play-off hopes.

Another trademark Matt Taylor free-kick puts Swindon back on level terms at Grimsby, but former loanee Wes Thomas nets his second of the game just past the hour to send the Town home pointless.

The Town look likely to take all three points, when Theo Robinson nets against ten man Grimsby with just sixteen minutes remaining - but the Mariners equalise just two minutes later.

Swindon go two up in the first half thanks to two fortunate goals - Eoin Doyle's soft header, and Jerry Yates wildly deflected shot - Yates finds the net again in the second half to put the seal on another convincing win.

Town boss Richie Wellens reads the riot act to his side at half-time after a first half performance he described as "drab" - and they kick into life at the start of the second half, netting three times in the first twelve minutes to wrap the game up.