Swindon Town 1, Huddersfield Town 1

Oct 31 2005 By Mel Booth, The Huddersfield Daily Examiner

It might have been different if Andy Booth's first-half header had gone in or if Pawel Abbott's close-range shot from David Mirfin's break hadn't been blocked on the line by Heaton just before Brandon's goal, but no-one could deny Swindon deserved at least a point.

Town, missing the driving force of Jon Worthington in the centre, can at least reflect it's no bad trend to be picking up points when playing so poorly.

Man of the Match: Andy Holdsworth

Did his best to break down the well-drilled Swindon rearguard with his attacking forays down the right and made the Town goal for Brandon. Easily best of the few who hit decent form

How They Rated:

Paul Rachubka Made four smart saves, the best from Bouazza on 61 mins when Town were coming under the cosh. Did well overall Rating: 7/10

Andy Holdsworth Supplied a superb pass for Brandon's goal and was easily Town's most consistent player through the 90 minutes. Top notch Rating: 8/10

Danny Adams Put in a couple of good crosses but probably one of his poorest games. Battled, as ever, but an off day Rating: 4/10

David Mirfin A lapse in concentration almost allowed Bouazza to pinch a winner near the end. Not on his game Rating: 4/10