League One
November 17, 2012
Swindon Town
4 - 1
Yeovil Town
League One
15:00 +00:00, November 17, 2012
County Ground, England
Referee: M Heywood
Robins too strong for Yeovil
Scoring Summary
| Swindon Town | Yeovil Town |
|---|---|
| Andrew Williams (24') | James Hayter (41') |
| James Collins (28') | |
| Darren Ward (43') | |
| James Collins (90') |
Teams
| Swindon Town | Yeovil Town |
|---|---|
| 1 Wesley Foderingham | 1 Marek Stech |
| 22 Darren Ward | 18 Daniel Burn |
| 3 James McEveley | 5 Byron Webster |
| 5 Joe Devera | 22 Joe Edwards |
| 12 Alan McCormack | 2 Luke Ayling |
| 11 Gary Roberts | 3 Jamie McAllister |
| 8 Simon Ferry | 14 Sam Foley |
| 33 John Bostock | 21 Korey Smith |
| 10 Matt Ritchie | 25 Daniel Johnson |
| 9 James Collins | 9 James Hayter |
| 16 Andrew Williams | 17 Patrick Madden |
| Substitutes | |
| 30 Leigh Bedwell | Gareth Stewart 12 |
| 2 Troy Archibald-Henville | Richard Hinds 4 |
| 15 Nathan Thompson | Curtis Haynes-Brown 20 |
| 26 Danny Hollands | Gavin Williams 10 |
| 28 Adam Rooney | Keanu Marsh-Brown 7 |
| 23 Raffaele De Vita | Reuben Reid 11 |
| 24 Chris Martin | |
| Substitutions | |
| Chris Martin for Andrew Williams (44) | Keanu Marsh-Brown for Daniel Johnson (36) |
| Danny Hollands for John Bostock (70) | Reuben Reid for James Hayter (46) |
| Raffaele De Vita for Gary Roberts (85) | Gavin Williams for Sam Foley (70) |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Gary Roberts (64) | Daniel Burn (20) |
| James Collins (87) | Byron Webster (66) |
| Gavin Williams (90) | |
| · Squads: Swindon Town | Yeovil Town | |
Andy Williams scored against his former club as Swindon had little trouble in trouncing West Country rivals Yeovil 4-1 at the County Ground.
The Robins were ahead in the 24th minute when Williams, who spent two years at Yeovil until this summer, ran from the halfway line before shooting home from the edge of the area.
James Collins got Swindon's second in the 28th minute when he guided home Joe Devera's deep cross from the left.
But James Hayter gave Yeovil hope shortly before half-time when his header from substitute Keanu Marsh-Brown's cross hit the bar and went over the line, with goalkeeper Wes Foderingham unable to keep it out.
Yet just two minutes later Darren Ward restored Swindon's two-goal advantage heading into the break with a shot from close range after Marek Stech had failed to hold Devera's header.
Swindon manager Paolo Di Canio sent on new loan signings Chris Martin and Danny Hollands in the second half but his team had to wait until injury time before getting their fourth goal.
Collins cut in from the left and unleashed a fierce shot beyond Stech to complete the scoring.