League Two

Rocking Robins push for play-offs

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The LeaguePaper Team
3 March 2019

By Danny Nielsen

SWINDON manager Richie Wellens is targeting a late play-off push after a win at home to Colchester.
Goals from Canice Carroll, Luke Woolfenden and Kyle Bennett kept alive the Robins hopes of a top-six finish.
Boss Wellens said: “We ground it out first half because it was poor.
“We have got to give them credit, they play good football that can cause you problems. The first goal came at the right time, we played in front of them.
“Every ball in behind to Theo Robinson caused them problems. If you look at all the chances, they more or less came to us.
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