Swindon Town
- 14th-placed Swindon Town have 16 points from 13 games and have won 1, tied 2 and lost 2 of their last 5 matches,
- Swindon have won 3, drawn 2 and lost 1 of their 6 home games in League Two 2026/2027.
- Swindon have not won in their last two home games, although one was a 3-1 victory at Barnet, which isn't the easiest place to go in the division.
Rotherham
- 22nd-placed Rotherham have 12 points from 13 and have failed to win their last 5, although have tied their last two, 2-2 with Newport County and 3-3 with Shrewsbury Town.
- Rotherham have won 1, drawn 1 and lost 4 of their 6 away games in League Two 2026/2027.
Key Players
- Swindon Town's Aaron Drinan has 5 goals in 8 League Two 2026/2027 games, including 3 in the last 5, while Paul Mullin has 4 goals in 8 for Rotherham, including all 4 in the last 5 games.
- Swindon's key player is Aaron Drinan, a fast and sharp forward who can always score when his side get the ball wide and he can cut inside and finish on his favorite foot.
- He has scored 3 of Swindon's last 4 goals in the past 5 matches, so if the Robins get the pace and space to break forward, they have the firepower to hurt anyone in the fourth division.
- Paul Mullin is carrying the Millers' goal threat almost single-handedly, so his movement in the box and link-up play with those around him will be crucial on Saturday.
Betting Insights
- The odds make Swindon slight favorites at 2.4 to Rotherham at 2.66 and draw at 3.6, which seems about right for a game played at the County Ground.
- The odds provide nothing to suggest a bet is needed on anything other than the goals markets.
- Both teams to score at 1.53 is a good play on this game, while 2.5+ goals looks the cleaner alternative to Swindon at 1.65, especially as both teams carry a live threat.
Prediction
- They will be a few lengths ahead of the Millers on Saturday, but Rotherham's need for a comeback could make this a close and potentially tough game.
- Both sides have enough attacking talent to suggest a few goals could be on offer, and the game looks set to be contested at pace.
- But the hosts should edge it, or at worst tie it, so we are sticking with the home side here.
