Cheltenham Town are likely to be without key men Shaun McWilliams and George Miller as they visit Swindon Town this weekend. League Two action returns to the Nigel Eady County Ground this weekend as Swindon host Cheltenham for their first home game of the season. After a 0-0 draw with Northampton Town last week, and with a pair of daunting fixtures against Oldham Athletic and Port Vale to come, Town will be hoping for a first home win in five against Cheltenham, with Paul Benson being the last man to grab a winner against them back in 2012. Cheltenham began their league campaign with a 2-1 win over Rotherham United, as Steve Cotterill hopes to build on the momentum that he created last year. The one blemish from that win was McWilliams having to come off at half-time due to a groin injury, and he is now likely to miss this weekend as he continues his recovery. ## What happened? Cheltenham are likely to be without key men Shaun McWilliams and George Miller as they visit Swindon Town this weekend. ## Why it matters for Cheltenham The injury woes of McWilliams and Miller will be a major concern for Steve Cotterill as he looks to build on the momentum from their opening win. ## What comes next? Cheltenham will be hoping to bounce back from their injury woes and get a much-needed win against Swindon Town. With a run of tough fixtures ahead, they will need to be at their best to take all three points. League standing: 14th in League Two, 3 pts, 1W-0D-1L from 2 games, recent form LW. Goals this season: 3 scored, 3 conceded (0 goal difference). Title race: 3 points behind leaders Barnet.