The game started fairly well for Swindon with them having plenty of the ball but just couldn't do anything in front of goal.
Plymouth could have taken an early lead in the first half but somehow managed to miss. As the stats below show Plymouth had more changes than Swindon in front of goal.
Swindon's first real shot on goal was Gurney's 25 yard free kick which hit hit right into the top corner in front of the travelling Swindon fans.
Swindon very nearly got all 3 points, but deep into injury time Matt Heywood handled the ball in the box. Hodges took the kick and sent Griemink the wrong way.
Swindon had a chance to score a very late winner, but took to long to shoot so the referee had blown his full time whistle.
Danny Invincibile was Swindon's best player and made quite a few short runs, and could have scored in the second half. Sam Parkin had a very quiet game and never looked like scoring. Eric Sabin would have had some good chances but couldn't convert his chances.