The sequel of the Nightmare on Filbert Street - Swindon race to a three goal lead within the first half hour, but two second half red cards, a Leicester penalty and an own goal leaves the Town clinging on for a point for the last fifteen minutes.

A late Tom Jones penalty wins the game for the Town, who come back from a goal behind to beat Leicester.

A late Tom Jones penalty wins the game for the Town, who come back from a goal behind to beat Leicester.

After a goalless first half, Leicester take the lead through Paul Reid - but Alan McLoughlin gets the Town back on level terms just eight minutes later.

After a goalless first half, Leicester take the lead through Paul Reid - but Alan McLoughlin gets the Town back on level terms just eight minutes later.

The Town's push for automatic promotion suffers another blow - both Paul Bodin and Tom Jones miss penalties - and Swindon are left to rely on an own goal to earn them a point.

Future Town loanee Frank McAvennie replaces former Town striker (and future boss) Jimmy Quinn - the playboy Scot tapping home the winner for the Hammers.

The match that was seen at the time as saving the Town from relegation - Steve Foley bagging three (or four…) of the goals, as Swindon beat fellow strugglers Leicester 5-2.

Glenn Hoddle plays for the first time in two years, and 300 Leicester fans run riot after the goalless draw.

Another nightmare on Filbert Street - after the Foxes go three up in the first half hour, Colin Calderwood is sent off in the second half, as the Town go down 4-2.

A Shaun Taylor header midway through the second half gives the Town a point over ten man Leicester - Foxes' striker Julian Joachim sent off for a strange tussle with Town skipper Colin Calderwood.

A Shaun Taylor header midway through the second half gives the Town a point over ten man Leicester - Foxes' striker Julian Joachim sent off for a strange tussle with Town skipper Colin Calderwood.

All of the match previews as the play-off final approaches.

Swindon Cable footage, covering the 1993 Play-Off Final with Leicester.

All of the footage from ITV's 'The Match' programme, as the First Division Play-Off Final provides one of the greatest games ever seen at Wembley.

BBC coverage of one of the best games ever seen at the old Wembley Stadium - the Town squandering a three goal lead before Bodin's penalty seals it.

Ten minutes of footage from Wembley - including all of the goals and the after-match celebrations.

Swindon and Leicester meet for the first time since Wembley fifteen years previously - managerless Town fighting back for a draw with two late goals.

Swindon and Leicester meet for the first time since Wembley fifteen years previously - managerless Town fighting back for a draw with two late goals.

Simon Cox gives the Town an unlikely lead at Leicester - and they hold on until just four minutes from time, when the Foxes grab an equaliser, having hit the woodwork three times.

Simon Cox gives the Town an unlikely lead at Leicester - and they hold on until just four minutes from time, when the Foxes grab an equaliser, having hit the woodwork three times.

Almost four thousand Town fans travel to Leicester - but Jermaine Beckford nets early on in each half to send the Foxes comfortably through.

Almost four thousand Town fans travel to Leicester in hope of yet another giantkilling - but Jermaine Beckford nets in the opening few minutes of both halves to send the Town out.

Almost four thousand Town fans travel to Leicester in hope of yet another giantkilling - but Jermaine Beckford nets in the opening few minutes of both halves to send the Town out.

Almost four thousand Town fans travel to Leicester in hope of yet another giantkilling - but Jermaine Beckford nets in the opening few minutes of both halves to send the Town out.

Almost four thousand Town fans travel to Leicester in hope of yet another giantkilling - but Jermaine Beckford nets in the opening few minutes of both halves to send the Town out.