In the first half it was Hereford who had more of the chances forcing Phil Smith to make a number of good saves in the first half to keep the score level at 0-0 going into the half time break, although Swindon also had chances with a number of corners.
The second half was much like the first with both sides having plenty of the ball, but not looking like they would ever score.
Hereford were reduced to ten men on 81 minutes when sub Tim Sills was shown 2 yellow cards within about 30 seconds of each other. The first for pointing to his name on his shirt, and then shown a second yellow card for not moving away.
Overall it was a fairly average game with Swindon not looking like they would score in front of goal. The draw leaves them in 3rd place 3 points clear of Milton Keynes who lost going into Monday's game against bottom of the table Torquay at home.