SWINDON, England (Interstat) — Swindon Town hosts Chesterfield in a League Two match Saturday, May 2, with a computer simulation from Interstat projecting a 1-1 draw at the County Ground.

The teams last met Nov. 29, when Swindon won 2-1 at Chesterfield. In that match, Swindon scored twice in the first half before Chesterfield pulled one back. It was Swindon’s only win in the last four meetings between the clubs.

Chesterfield enters on a strong run. Unbeaten in their last six matches across all competitions, including a 2-0 win over Crewe Alexandra on April 25, the Spireites have posted three clean sheets in their last six league games. Chesterfield has victories over Grimsby Town, Barrow and Cheltenham Town, with draws against Fleetwood Town and Tranmere Rovers. Its only league loss in the last 10 came March 17 against Oldham Athletic. On the road, Chesterfield has a win at Barrow and a draw at Fleetwood.

Swindon is reeling from a 4-0 defeat at Grimsby Town on April 25, its heaviest loss of the season. The Robins have won just one of their last six league matches, a 2-1 result at Walsall on April 6, with draws against Accrington Stanley, Cambridge United and Fleetwood Town, and a 3-0 loss at Colchester United. At home, Swindon has drawn with Accrington and Bristol Rovers and lost to Milton Keynes Dons.

Goal differential underscores the contrast. Chesterfield has outscored opponents 8-3 in its last six league matches. Swindon has been outscored 12-6 in that span.

With the season winding down, the match carries significance. Chesterfield sits in the upper half of the table and seeks to strengthen its position near playoff contention. Swindon, in the lower half, aims to avoid a further slide. Both teams have five games remaining after this one.

The projection of a 1-1 draw reflects Chesterfield’s defensive solidity against Swindon’s scoring struggles. The model analyzes recent form, home-field advantage and historical data.

Kickoff is set for 3 p.m. local time.