Swindon Town loan watch: Tommy Ouldridge plays 88 minutes on Cirencester debut

A quiet edition of loan watch is propped up by midfielder Tommy Ouldridge playing the majority of the match as Cirencester came from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 on his debut.

Ouldridge, who recently completed a brief loan at Chippenham Town, only signed a one-month loan deal at Cirencester on Friday afternoon, but he was immediately thrust into the action in a local derby.

The 18-year-old started the contest at Manor Farm, but his side were 2-0 down despite the Town midfielder testing the oppostion goalkeeper on a few occasions.

Cirencester rescued a 2-2 draw, although Ouldridge had to come off with two minutes remaining as he was struggling with cramp.

Fellow midfielder Tom Smith got the full 90 minutes in Bath City's 3-2 win at Eastbourne Borough, however for once Smith was not involved in a goal and did not win the man-of-the-match award.

Striker Scott Twine had his afternoon ended by injury too as he was limited to 65 minutes in Chippenham's 4-2 defeat at Concord Rangers.

James Brophy played the entirety of Leyton Orient's 1-1 draw with Dover as Orient had Ex-Swindon assistant manager Ross Embleton in interim charge for the first time following the sacking of Steve Davis.

Jake Evans played the full 90 minutes too as Farnborough drew 2-2 at Bishop's Stortford.