PREVIEW: Yeovil Town vs Swindon Town

Striker Harry Smith has been passed fit to play tomorrow, but Chris Hussey and Amine Linganzi will have to remain patient for now.

Smith, who has scored three goals in all competitions this season, was taken off with barely half an hour played during last Saturday's 2-2 draw with Chesterfield following a clash of heads with an opposition player.

He was immediately taken off as a precaution, as he was seen sporting a nasty-looking bump on his head but he has been given the all-clear to go to Yeovil.

Left-back Hussey is back in training following a long lay-off which has seen him been out of action since September. Hussey is not fully fit though so Matty Taylor is likely to continue at left-back.

Amine Linganzi was also injured during the Chesterfield match and he was off the pitch after just three minutes and he has been labelled 'touch and go' ahead of tomorrow.

Swindon are currently fifth in League Two following a recent run of two wins and a draw in their last five league matches while Yeovil are 17th but they have won their last two home matches.

Town do boast the best away record in the division though.

A bright spark for Yeovil this season has been Southampton loanee Olufela Olomona who has scored seven goals and notched one assist for the Glovers so far.

Luke Norris is Swindon's danger man, who just about tops Olomona with eight goals and three assists. Five of Norris' goals this season have come from the penalty spot.

Swindon are four points adrift of the top three so all they can do this weekend is keep the pressure on the likes of Notts County, Accrington and Exeter.