Benyon scored on his Swindon debut against Rochdale

Swindon Town's Elliot Benyon and Andy Frampton are confident the Robins are capable of League One survival.

Benyon, 23, joined the club last week from League Two side Torquay.

"There's more than enough quality to stay up here. Everyone needs to stay calm, things can change quickly with a couple of wins," he told BBC Wiltshire.

Frampton, 31, who is on loan from Millwall, added: "We've had some terrible luck recently but eventually that will change."

He added: "It's been a very frustrating time, at we're drawing games where we should be winning and away we've been very disappointing.

"We need to change things quickly.

"On paper we shouldn't be where we are, but it's down to us to dig deep and get ourselves out of it."

Benyon, who had scored 14 goals for Torquay this season prior to his move to the County Ground, is hopeful he can help the club to achieve survival.

"I wasn't pleased with how I played last week, despite the goal.

"But I'm more settled now and hopefully I can kick on.

"If we can get positive results in our next two games then suddenly the league will look very different."

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