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ROBINS RUMPUS!

Swindon sorry for fans’ actions
By John Lyons

JUBILANT DONS HIT BACK TO BEAT U’S

HAVING A LAUGH: Will Nightingale, right, is congratulated by Ben Heneghan and Ollie Palmer after putting AFC Wimbledon ahead in their 3-1 win against Oxford
PICTURE: Alamy

SWINDON Town have apologised for the ‘unacceptable’ behaviour of a minority of their fans after ugly scenes towards the end of their team’s draw at Stevenage.
The atmosphere in the away end at the Lamex Stadium turned toxic, with seats being ripped up and thrown on to the pitch, along with flares, bin...

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