Wednesday's win at play-off seeking Stoke things might be changing down at the Vetch. Goals from Jason Price and Kristian O'Leary gave Swansea a much-needed win their first in six league games to move them closer to safety.

They are still nine points off Swindon in the last safe position so three points are crucial tomorrow. Hollins was pleased with the performance against Stoke but knows it has to continue tomorrow. "It will be tough," he said.

"But we've shown we can more than match Northampton. "Hopefully we'll have a big crowd and I'll be looking for the same again. "That's what I'll be telling my players, they are the only ones who can do it."

The boss will have to take on Northampton without the injured Jason Smith. Smith, who was carried off on a stretcher against Stoke, is set to be out for a month after spraining ligaments in his ankle. O'Leary and striker Steve Watkin also picked up knocks at the Britannia Stadium but Hollins is confident both will be OK for tomorrow.

After a late late winner in the showdown two weeks ago we thought we'd take a look at the man who destroyed our hopes Marco Gabbiadini.Marco is a well known figure throughout football after a successful career near the top level which has seen him net over 200 goals - a 1/3 career goals to appearances ratio. Kevin Wilson signed the goalscorer ahead of a host of other clubs for an undisclosed fee from Darlington after he finished the 99/00 season as Division Three's top scorer. The former Derby County, Sunderland and York City frontman hopes to carry through his experience to help Northampton to a successful season in Division 2.