Swindon Town Sacks Head Coach Mark Kennedy

Swindon Town has parted ways with head coach Mark Kennedy after just five months in charge, following a disappointing start to the season that leaves the club in 22nd place in League Two, just above the relegation zone. Under Kennedy, the team managed only two wins out of 13 league matches, culminating in back-to-back defeats that prompted the club's decision. Despite an overhaul of the squad since his appointment, results did not improve, and Kennedy's reign is noted as the fourth shortest in the club's history. In a statement, the club expressed gratitude for Kennedy's commitment and announced that the search for a new head coach is underway. Kennedy himself had previously acknowledged issues with player decision-making, citing multiple instances where the team handed victories to opponents. Swindon is now looking for its sixth permanent manager within four seasons.