The initial league meeting between the sides produced five goals as Swindon came away 3-2 winners over Cambridge. The pair renew hostilities here, separated by just two points in the play-off spots and within touching distance of the automatic promotion places.

This context makes this clash a crucial one for both sides, and one that is likely to have chances at both ends. Cambridge boast the best home record in League Two this season, winning 13 of their 19 matches in front of their own supporters and losing just one of those games. Those matches have produced 46 goals (2.42 per game) with Cambridge netting 34 of them (1.78 per game).

No side has won more games on the road in League Two than Swindon this season (11), with Ian Holloway’s side seeing 55 goals across their 20 away matches (2.75 per game). Both sides also come into this clash having only lost one of their last five matches across all competitions, suggesting that confidence shouldn’t be a barrier for either side to contribute to the goal tally.

Aaron Drinan scored the first of Swindon’s three goals when the sides met earlier in the season, a 3-2 win for Swindon, and is the top scorer in League Two with 20 goals to his name across 34 starts in the division.

It’s not often that you’ll be able to get odds like this for the league’s top scorer to find the net, so it’s a price worth taking and is probably so generous on account of how strong Cambridge have been at home defensively this season.

However, as outlined in the goals section, Swindon have the firepower to find a way through Cambridge’s defensive setup, having scored 31 goals across their 20 away matches in League Two - only MK Dons (40) have scored more goals on the road than Swindon this season.

Drinan has netted two goals across his last five starts for Swindon, so he has a bit of form and momentum to take into this massive clash for both sides. He’s also on penalties.

I expect this to be quite an exciting game with what is at stake for both sides as they look to break into the automatic promotion spots.

The most recent meeting between the sides produced nine corners, just one short of the line we require here, with Cambridge racking up seven of those.

Swindon should be able to contribute to the corner count more substantially here; they’re averaging 4.90 corners per game on the road, and their away matches overall are seeing 10.70 corners per game.