SWINDON, England (Interstat) — Swindon will host Accrington on Saturday in a League Two clash, with both clubs looking to stabilize their form in England’s fourth tier.

Accrington enters with a 1-2-3 record across all competitions. The visiting side has drawn three times, including a 0-0 result against Newport in its most recent match. Tyler Walton, Liam Coyle and Joe Anderson each played 90 minutes in that draw. Accrington’s other results include a loss at Barnet, a home win over Crawley, a home draw with Grimsby, a loss at Walsall and a home draw with Colchester.

Liam Coyle is a player to watch for Accrington. The midfielder has logged 90 minutes in each of his recent appearances, including matches against Newport, Barnet, Crawley and Grimsby. He has been among Accrington’s most productive players in recent matches. His durability and work in midfield could be important as Accrington tries to manage possession against a Swindon side with stronger overall results.

Swindon enters at 3-3-1 across all competitions. The home side has alternated promising wins with frustrating defeats. Swindon most recently fell 0-1 at Salford, where Anthony Munda played 90 minutes, Paul Glatzel played 69 and Lewis Ward did not appear. Earlier this season, Swindon lost 0-4 at York, beat Colchester 3-1, beat Port Vale 3-1, lost 0-3 at Oldham, beat Cheltenham 2-1 and drew 0-0 at Northampton.

Anthony Munda is a player to watch for Swindon. The midfielder played 90 minutes against Salford and has been a regular presence, with 77- and 76-minute outings against York and Colchester that included yellow cards. Munda has been booked in two of his past four appearances, highlighting his involvement in midfield duels. Swindon will look to Munda to help control the middle and support an attack that has shown scoring potential at home.

The matchup is organized by League Two. Accrington will look to Liam Coyle and its midfield trio to disrupt Swindon’s rhythm, while Swindon will rely on Munda and its home support to create chances. Both teams have shown the ability to score and concede. Accrington’s recent slate includes Cheltenham at home, trips to Oldham, York, Rochdale and Port Vale, and home matches against Northampton and Salford. Swindon’s upcoming schedule includes a trip to Rochdale and home games against Crewe Alex, Walsall, Rotherham, Grimsby and Chesterfield. The teams are set to meet in a league fixture that could influence early-season positioning in the table.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Swindon 2, Accrington 2. Interstat’s ELO system gives Swindon a 66.5 percent probability to win.