Eoin Doyle scored a brace as Swindon fired themselves to the top of Sky Bet League Two thanks to a fourth-consecutive victory with a narrow 3-2 result at Salford. The hosts opened the scoring early from the penalty spot as Adam Rooney coolly slotted home after he had been clumsily tripped by Swindon goalkeeper Steven Benda. The Robins equalised in the 10th minute when Doyle met Michael Doughty's through-ball before side-footing home his eight goal in six games. In first-half stoppage-time, Swindon skipper Mathieu Baudry headed narrowly over the crossbar from Kaiyne Woolery's cross. Rooney scored a second penalty with the last kick of the game after Baudry had felled Jones but Swindon held on for maximum points.

Source: Sky sports November 16, 2019 17:26 UTC