The draw for the second round of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy has been made.
Cheltenham have been drawn at home to Oxford United, conquerors of Swindon Town in the last round.
Yeovil Town will travel down to Devon to play Torquay United at Plainmoor.
The ties will be played in the week commencing 8 October.
The full draw can be viewed on the Football League website.
In football, it's the first round of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy tonight. And there's a Westcountry derby, with Bristol Rovers hosting Yeovil Town at the Memorial Stadium. Swindon Town play Oxford tomorrow.
Bristol Rovers have been drawn against West Country rivals Yeovil in the first round of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy.
The two sides will meet at the Memorial Stadium in the first week of September.
Elsewhere, Swindon travel to fierce rivals Oxford, while Cheltenham received a 'bye' into the next round.
Local butcher and lifelong Swindon fan Andrew Butler has produced a special sausage to mark Swindon Town's appearance in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final this Sunday. The S.T.F.C sausages have proved so popular that Andrew says he plans to keep selling them after the final at Wembley.
Swindon's manager Paolo Di Canio has tried them and Chief Executive Nicholas Watkins has been to the shop in Fairford to stock up.
Elsewhere, the club have opened a second shop in the town centre to cope with demand for kit and memorabilia.
Sports Correspondent Matthias Kurth looks at Paolo Di Canio's impact at Swindon Town and why the Italian is so important to the club.
Read the full storySwindon Town are preparing for this weekend's Johnstone's Paint Trophy Final at Wembley. Paolo Di Canio's side take on League One team Chesterfield on Sunday as they chase the first part of what could be a trophy double this season.
Swindon Town are to make their fifth appearance at Wembley in the final of the Football League Trophy, where they take on Chesterfield. Manager Paolo Di Canio admits winning League Two is the priority but says he's desperate to win this cup competition because it's the only one Swindon can win.
