However, manager Ian Holloway will not be on the touchline after being handed a two-match ban.
The sanction follows his red card during the recent fixture against Colchester United earlier this month.
The The Football Association confirmed Holloway admitted misconduct charges in relation to his language towards match officials and his behaviour after being dismissed. He has also been fined £1,000.
Swindon now prepare to face Chesterfield in what is effectively a straight contest for a top-seven finish in League Two.
Town sit just outside the play-off places after a three-match winless run, while Chesterfield are one point ahead heading into the final round of fixtures.
Victory would secure Swindon’s place in the play-offs. Any other result would end their promotion hopes.
Off the pitch, the club has announced plans for a coordinated, stadium-wide display at the County Ground.
Our Sports Reporter Ian Howard said,
“This has to be one of the most important matches for Town in several years. It should be an amazing atmosphere with a sold out stadium full of passionate fans cheering on their team into what hopefully will be a successful play off run.
Holloway will have his team up for the challenge and he will still be able to manage from the stands. COYRs!”
Flags, tifos and balloons will be distributed across the Arkells Stand, Don Rogers Stand and Town End in a bid to generate a strong atmosphere.
Town End tickets have also been made available online again to supporters aged under 18, having previously been restricted this season due to safety concerns.
With their manager absent from the dugout and their season on the line, Swindon face one of their most significant matches in recent years.
