Swindon Town were twice unable to hold on after taking the lead as they were held to a 2-2 home draw against Salford City.

Tom Nichols and Harry Smith gave Town the advantage on both sides of the break but on neither occasion were they able to keep it as Hakeeb Adelakun and Kelly N’Mai struck.

As Swindon maintained their nine-match unbeaten streak in front of their own supporters, what did we learn about Ian Holloway’s side?

The adaptability of the team makes them dangerous

Holloway said after Walsall that he was pleased to have been able to go to the league leaders and play their own stuff. They did that again for ten minutes and were totally devastating, that flipped and for the next 20 minutes, their own football didn’t work.

That was quickly spotted and using the break in play caused by Connor Ripley going down, Holloway went to........

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