ADVER Sport assesses the performances of the Swindon Town players following the club’s 4-2 defeat at home to Mansfield Town on Good Friday.

Sol Brynn: 6

It is rare that a goalkeeper concedes four times and is largely blameless for any of them, but Brynn really couldn’t have done much about any of Mansfield’s goals. Good positioning prevented a couple more for the Stags too.

Remeao Hutton: 5

After picking up his ninth assist of the season early on, Hutton was caught ball-watching for the Stags’ equaliser. He didn’t close Davis Keillor-Dunn down quickly enough for the second either. On a topsy-turvy day, Hutton defended well enough overall but struggled in a couple of key moments. Subbed.

Joe Tomlinson: 5

Tomlinson wasn’t involved much, and his only real contribution saw the defender divert past Brynn from Rhys Oates’ shot.

Tom Brewitt: 5

Brewitt picked up a silly booking early in the game. He has struggled with his positioning recently too. Booked.

Frazer Blake-Tracy: 6

Won a team-high five aerial duels and never seemed to panic when Mansfield poured forward. The vice-captain was exposed by a lack of defensive cover down the left side early on.

Jacob Wakeling: 5

Wakeling was asked to do a job he plainly isn’t suited for. As a result, he struggled to do it well enough to prevent the Stags creating plenty of joy. Subbed.

George McEachran: 7

Whoscored.com rated McEachran as Swindon’s best player on Friday. I’m not sure he played better than Hepburn-Murphy, but the midfielder was good in spells. The game passed him by at times, but the assist was superb and his set-piece delivery was much improved.

Saidou Khan: 5

Khan produced a shot on target but seemed to lack urgency and aggression in midfield – two attributes he builds his game around. Subbed.

Ronan Darcy: 5

Darcy’s lack of physicality was badly exposed in this game, chiefly when Hiram Boateng robbed him of possession to score Mansfield’s fourth. Subbed.

Charlie Austin: 5

Austin managed just 14 touches all game. He simply was not involved, arguably through no fault of his own. Subbed.

Rushian Hepburn-Murphy: 7

Hepburn-Murphy continued his decent form since regularly earning starts by netting his second header in a Swindon shirt. Whether it came off or not, the forward gave his all and was one of very few who could hold his head high after.

SUBSTITUTES

Marcel Lavinier: 6

His cameo was a bit hectic, but you can’t fault the commitment from Lavinier after coming on. He was eager to impress but just needed some more composure on the ball.

Tyrese Shade: 5

The highlight of Shade’s time on the pitch saw him beat his man and then fire a cross so far away from the box, it went out for a throw-in 15 yards from the half-way line.

Dylan Kadji: 5

He seemed a bit more mobile against Mansfield and eager to get forward, but there was nothing tangible to hang his hat on.

Jonny Williams: 7

Williams showed that extra bit of quality he has by scoring his ninth of the season. It was well-taken and could see him back in the starting XI on Monday.

Jake Cain: N/A

Came on too late to receive a rating.