Finley Munroe's late goal ensured Swindon stay joint top of League Two
A last-gasp wonder strike from Finley Munroe clinched Swindon's first win for over a month as they beat Tranmere 2-1 to stay joint top of League Two.
After the left-back's cross was cut out he drove at the box and let fly with his right foot into the far corner in the third minute of stoppage time.
Tranmere edged a nervous first-half. Connor Ripley did well to save Connor Jennings hard strike from an acute angle from point-blank range.
Seconds before the break Joe Murphy reacted smartly to tip over a dipping Darren Oldaker free-kick.
Town opened the scoring in the 74th minute with a quick counter when Ollie Palmer blasted home the rebound from Princewill Ehibhatiomhan's effort.
James Ball nearly doubled the lead with a low volley but Murphy scrambled across just in time.
Rovers levelled after a weak clearance landed right in the path of Jayden Joseph who struck a post with a fierce shot before Kristian Dennis followed up to slot home in the 88th minute.
But Aston Villa loanee notched Munroe notched his first ever EFL goal to bag the win.
Match report supplied by PA Media.
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