Swindon Town vs Grimsby Town: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 22 Nov '25)

As the curtain rises on this eagerly anticipated clash of titans in League Two, the date is set for November 22, 2025, when Swindon Town and Grimsby Town will tango on the green stage. In their last three epic head-to-head encounters, Swindon Town has given Grimsby Town a run for their fish and chips with a 2-win lead. Meanwhile, Grimsby Town managed to secure a single victory, leaving zero room for draws or hair-splitting penalties.

Swindon Town put on quite the show during their most recent rendezvous with Grimsby Town, striding off the field with a resounding 4-0 victory back on April 18th. On the flip side, Swindon Town saunter into this forthcoming showdown fresh from a modest 1-1 draw with Fleetwood Town. Meanwhile, Grimsby Town have been licking their wounds following a narrow 0-1 loss to Chesterfield. Currently, Swindon Town proudly roosts on the top perch in their domestic league, whereas Grimsby Town are milling about in the tenth spot.

With performance stats in their corner, Swindon Town's A. Drinan has been twinkling on the scoreboard with his 10-goal haul. Grimsby Town, not to be outdone, should keep a watchful eye on C. Vernam, on top for them with five assists this season. In player rating duels, Swindon Town boasts stars like Harry Smith (7.35), Aaron Drinan (7.2), and Connor Ripley (7.19), but keep an eye out for Grimsby Town's top players Samuel Lavelle (7.4), Charlie Casper (7.3), and Cameron McJannett (7.18) for the potential of a show-stealing performance.

This season, Swindon Town seems to enjoy having the ball, hovering around a possession average of 54.5% per match, while Grimsby Town likes to hog it even more, clocking in at 58.63%. With Swindon Town averaging 4.88 corners per match this season and Grimsby Town nudging slightly ahead with an average of 6, fans can expect a dizzying display of corner kicks that could very well decide this match.

On the discipline front, Swindon Town has so far adorned their season with 36 yellow cards, 1 red, and conceded 1 penalty goal. Luckily for them, Grimsby Town's record isn't too far off with 26 yellow cards, 1 red, and 1 penalty conceded. When the final whistle blows after an electrifying match full of stunning performances and possibly card-laden moments, statistics suggest that Swindon Town might just waltz away with the win. After all, form and streaks speak volumes in this beautiful game!