Bristol Rovers Swindon Town-
1 Aaron Drinan 8 - 2 Bobby Kamwa 3
- 3 Fabrizio Cavegn 3
- 4 Tommy Leigh 2
- 5 Tom James 2
- 6 Ellis Harrison 2
- 7 Mitchell Clark 1
- 8 Joseph Hungbo 1
- 9 Louis Millard 1
- 10 Clinton Mola 1
- 1 Aaron Drinan 33
- 2 Shaq Forde 26
- 3 Bobby Kamwa 21
- 4 Fabrizio Cavegn 20
- 5 Tommy Leigh 19
- 6 Ellis Harrison 17
- 7 Joseph Hungbo 16
- 8 Clinton Mola 16
- 9 Ollie Clarke 13
- 10 Tom James 11
- 1 Clinton Mola 24
- 2 Billy Kirkman 17
- 3 Jack Thomson16
- 4 Stephan Negru 15
- 5 Anthony Munda 14
- 6 Richard Smallwood 13
- 7 Riley Harbottle 13
- 8 Tom James 11
- 9 Ollie Clarke 11
- 10 Kofi Balmer 10
- 1 Anthony Munda 2
- 2 Stephan Negru 2
- 3 Jack Thomson2
- 4 Kofi Balmer 1
- 5 Dan Butler 1
- 6 Matty Virtue 1
- 7 Clinton Mola 1
- 8 Fabrizio Cavegn 1
- 9 Tommy Leigh 1
- 10 Reiss-Alexander Russell-Denny 1
- 1 Tom James 18
- 2 Jack Thomson17
- 3 Kofi Balmer 14
- 4 Shaq Forde 14
- 5 Tommy Leigh 11
- 6 Keenan Gough 10
- 7 Aaron Drinan 10
- 8 Richard Smallwood 9
- 9 Fabrizio Cavegn 8
- 10 Clinton Mola 7
- 1 Connor Ripley 284
- 2 Stephan Negru 280
- 3 Clinton Mola 269
- 4 Jack Thomson231
- 5 Tom James 221
- 6 Kofi Balmer 218
- 7 Richard Smallwood 201
- 8 Kaelan Majekodunmi195
- 9 Dan Butler 178
- 10 Mitchell Clark 171
- 1 Shaq Forde 11
- 2 Fabrizio Cavegn 10
- 3 Aaron Drinan 8
- 4 Joseph Hungbo 6
- 5 Anthony Munda 6
- 6 Bobby Kamwa 5
- 7 Billy Kirkman 5
- 8 Tommy Leigh 5
- 9 Joe Snowdon 5
- 10 Matty Virtue 4
- 1 Jack Thomson26
- 2 Billy Kirkman 19
- 3 Stephan Negru 19
- 4 Ciarán Kelly 13
- 5 Kofi Balmer 13
- 6 Clinton Mola 13
- 7 Kaelan Majekodunmi13
- 8 Ben Purrington 13
- 9 Keenan Gough 10
- 10 Anthony Munda 8
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Our Bristol Rovers vs Swindon Town predictions weigh up a League Two meeting between a Bristol Rovers side on a four-game losing run and a Swindon team that travels poorly yet keeps winning here. Kick-off at the Memorial Stadium is 12.30pm on Saturday.
Rovers are favourites after winning four of their six home games, but they have lost their last two at the Memorial Stadium. Swindon have scored just three goals in six away games, yet they have won on each of their last three visits here.
Premium Tips
Anthony Eadson has weighed up the Memorial Stadium clash and picked out two selections that side with the visitors and their leading scorer.
| Premium Tip | Odds | Why we’re backing it |
|---|---|---|
| Aaron Drinan to score anytime | 23/10 (Ladbrokes) | Aaron Drinan has scored eight of Swindon Town’s 13 League Two goals, which makes him the division’s joint top scorer alongside Barnet’s Kabongo Tshimanga. He arrives in form, with a brace in Tuesday’s 3-1 win at Barnet and a goal in the 1-1 draw with Walsall before that. Bristol Rovers have conceded nine goals during their four-game losing run, including five in their last two home games. Ladbrokes’ 23/10 on Drinan scoring at any time is the best way to back Swindon’s main threat. |
| Swindon Town draw no bet | 3/1 (Sky Bet) | Swindon Town are unbeaten in the last five meetings with Bristol Rovers, winning three, and they have won on each of their last three visits to the Memorial Stadium, including a 3-0 win in December 2025. Rovers arrive on a four-game losing run, with home defeats by Barnet and Salford City in their last two games here. Swindon have won only one of six away games, so draw no bet hands back the stake if they only take a point. Sky Bet’s 3/1 is the bigger-price play. |
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How Bristol Rovers go into the game
Bristol Rovers are a team of extremes this season, with a record of five wins, no draws and seven defeats leaving them 16th on 15 points. That all-or-nothing pattern is stark at home, where they have won four and lost two of their six games while scoring 11 goals. Recent form has turned sharply, however: they have lost each of their last four, most recently a 2-1 home defeat to Salford City, with a 1-0 home win over Exeter City five games back now their last victory.
The Gas have kept four clean sheets and look a different proposition in BS7, but their lack of draws means games tend to swing one way or the other. Swindon have won on each of their last three visits to the Memorial Stadium, so Rovers will be wary despite being strong favourites on home soil.
How Swindon Town go into the game
Swindon Town sit 15th on 15 points from 12 games, with four wins, three draws and five defeats making for a middling start. They won 3-1 at Barnet on Tuesday, their first league win in seven games, but they have failed to score in six matches this season, a worrying trait against a side that keeps clean sheets.
It is on the road where Swindon have struggled. They have won just one of six away games, losing four, and have managed only three goals in total away from home. A recent 1-0 loss at Rochdale summed up their travel sickness, and that lack of firepower is a worry, even though Rovers have conceded five goals in their last two home games.
Bristol Rovers vs Swindon Town head-to-head
| Date | Home | Score | Away |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28/02/26 | Swindon Town | 1-1 | Bristol Rovers |
| 13/12/25 | Bristol Rovers | 0-3 | Swindon Town |
| 22/01/22 | Swindon Town | 1-1 | Bristol Rovers |
| 02/10/21 | Bristol Rovers | 1-3 | Swindon Town |
| 23/03/21 | Bristol Rovers | 0-1 | Swindon Town |
History offers Swindon encouragement despite their underdog status. They are unbeaten in the last five meetings, winning three and drawing two, and crucially have won on each of their last three visits to the Memorial Stadium, including a 3-0 there in December 2025. The hosts will need to reverse a stubborn recent trend.
Bristol Rovers vs Swindon Town predictions & betting tips
| Our Prediction | Odds & Bookmaker | Confidence | Why We’re Backing It |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aaron Drinan to score anytime | 23/10 (Ladbrokes) | ⭐⭐ | Drinan is joint top scorer in League Two with eight goals. |
| Swindon Town draw no bet | 3/1 (Sky Bet) | ⭐⭐ | Swindon have won on their last three visits to the Memorial Stadium. |
| Both Teams To Score – Yes | 4/6 (Ladbrokes) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Both teams scored in three of Rovers’ last four games. |
| Correct Score 1-2 | 14/1 (Sky Bet) | ⭐⭐ | Swindon won 3-1 at Barnet on Tuesday. |
Bristol Rovers vs Swindon Town score prediction
Rovers have lost four in a row, and Swindon have won on each of their last three visits to the Memorial Stadium. We expect Aaron Drinan to strike again and the visitors to edge it. Score prediction: Bristol Rovers 1-2 Swindon Town.
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