Carlisle vs Swindon Prediction & Betting Tips | 01/02/2025 | Football

Carlisle vs Swindon Prediction & Betting Tips | 01/02/2025 | Football

Our prediction for this League 2 match:

Carlisle

Carlisle

Swindon

Swindon

Carlisle United and Swindon Town go head to head at Brunton Park in what is expected to be a close League Two encounter. The Cumbrians are desperate to escape the relegation zone and they have no other choice but to go all guns blazing at the Robins. Bear in mind, though, that both Aaron Hayden and Cedwyn Scott limped off with injuries in a midweek loss to Notts County.

Swindon Town, on the other hand, made a flying start to 2025, with the team winning each of their last three league matches. The Robins aim to revive their playoffs hopes and with Carlisle losing four of their last five League Two games, away triumph should be considered. Both Paul Glatzel and Kabongo Tshimanga are pushing for recalls to the starting XI after the duo got their names on the scoresheet in Tuesday’s win over Tranmere Rovers.

This match will be played on 01/02/2025
at 16:00

Prediction:
0-2

Highlighted Team (Carlisle):

Carlisle

Founded in May 1904, Carlisle United are a professional football club that have one of the biggest stadiums in the League 2. Brunton Park is the club’s home ground, and it can hold up to 18,202 spectators. When playing at Brunton Park Carlisle United footballers wear blue shirts and blue shorts, while their away kit is sky blue.

The Cumbrians maintain a rivalry with Workington And Barrow, but it has to be noted that the two clubs have not met in the Football League since the 1970s. Carlisle United won their first Football League Trophy in the 1996/97 season, with the team beating Colchester United 4-3 on penalties.

The Cumbrians repeated the success 14 years later (2010/11) as they defeated Brentford 1-0, thanks to Peter Michael Murphy’s goal. Carlisle United recorded their biggest win against Hartlepool United (8-0) on September 1, 1928, with the team suffering their heaviest defeat to Hull City (1-11) on January 14, 1939.