Adver Sport assess the performances of the Swindon Town player ratings following the club’s 3-1 defeat to Crawley Town on Saturday.

Jojo Wollacott: 7

Swindon’s stopper made a couple of excellent saves but was largely left helpless for all three goals. Some unhelpful back-passes were calmly dealt with too.

Rob Hunt: 6

Hunt’s afternoon was a relatively quiet one. He did nothing wrong for any of the goals, and he wasn’t often involved at the other end either.

Jake O’Brien: 5

His decision-making was off the mark on a couple of noticeable occasions, such as when Nadesan broke one-on-one at him and he allowed the striker to turn back into the box for a shot. Not a great game from the Palace man overall.

Dion Conroy: 5

Conroy seemed to be playing with a lack of energy and intensity at times – though he was not the only one guilty of that, it must be said. I felt there was a drop off in standard from the past two performances.

Akin Odimayo: 5

Odimayo lacked a degree of composure on the ball against Crawley. He was also over-zealous when going into tackles, hence the yellow card for his fourth or fifth offence. Booked. Subbed.

Ryan East: 5

He seemed to regularly hide away from the ball and only made simple passes when he was on it. East lost his man for the first goal too – a really rusty display. Subbed.

Ellis Iandolo: 6

Iandolo put himself into some handy positions going forward. The only slight disappointment was that I thought he wasn’t on his toes as much as he could have been when breaking up play. Perhaps he’ll benefit from the weekend off.

Jonny Williams: 7

He should have scored really early on but made up for it with a classy assist later on. Williams was booked for diving in anticipation of a kick, much like Reed the other night, but he was a menace to Crawley and one of Town’s best attackers. Booked. Subbed.

Jack Payne: 6

Payne ran his socks off for the team, as they say. I’d be surprised if his running stats weren’t at the required level, like Garner mentioned in his post-match interview. But he wasn’t on the end of attacking moves as much as Williams or McKirdy.

Harry McKirdy: 6

Understandably, Swindon’s top scorer was keen to have as many shots as possible. But I think it was to the detriment of the team on a couple of occasions. McKirdy didn’t have his shooting boots on – the gilt-edged chance near the end was the best example of a moment he’d normally take.

Josh Davison: 7

Davison was always keen to receive the ball into him and battled well with Francomb and Francillette. He took his chance really well too just after the break.

SUBSTITUTES

Ricky Aguiar: N/A

Came on too late to receive a rating.

Harry Parsons: N/A

Came on too late to receive a rating.

Jayden Mitchell-Lawson: N/A

Came on too late to receive a rating.