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Post by Milo (not Mylo!!) on Feb 7, 2015 9:25:29 GMT
Peterborough United travel to Highbury to face Fleetwood Town in Sky Bet League One action (3pm) looking to make it three wins on the spin.
Darren Ferguson's men go into the clash on the back of victories against Notts County and Yeovil and know that maximum points against the Cod Army could move them closer to the play-off positions.
Posh actually moved up two places without playing in the last two days and boss Ferguson joked that the key to success was 'not playing'.
'It just shows how tight the league is that we moved up a couple of places without actually playing a game. Maybe that is the secret, not playing any fixtures! In all seriousness, it is a very tight league this year and two or three wins can lift you right into the mix.
'Fleetwood will be tough opponents. They have been a bit of a fairytale story with the success they have enjoyed in the last 10 seasons. They have enjoyed a lot of promotions and are more than holding their own in League One.
'They have a good squad, you only have to look at the players on the bench to know that, and they have an excellent manager. It should be a game played on a decent surface and it is a game that we are very much looking forward to,' Ferguson said.
The Posh boss is keen to play the same side against Fleetwood, but is waiting on the fitness of three key personnel. Christian Burgess, Joe Newell and Kyle Vassell are all doubts but Ferguson is confident they will be fit.
theposh.com
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Post by Milo (not Mylo!!) on Feb 9, 2015 7:29:58 GMT
Fleetwood captain Mark Roberts's late header earned his side a draw against fellow play-off hopefuls Peterborough.
The former Stevenage defender placed a bullet header into the bottom corner from Conor McLaughlin's pinpoint cross.
Posh had taken the lead midway through the second half when Jon Newell capitalised on a period of pressure to curl in a sublime strike.
After Roberts's equaliser, Jamie Proctor almost won it for the hosts but fired his effort against the woodwork.
A point apiece means Peterborough drop to 10th in League One, two points off the play-off spots, while Fleetwood remain in 11th behind Posh on goal difference.
Peterborough United
13 Loach 06 Bostwick 04 Brisley 21 Burgess 02 Smith 15 Anderson (Payne - 58' ) 30 Maddison 35 Beautyman 17 Newell Booked 14 Washington (McLean - 85' ) 09 James
Substitutes
03 Ntlhe 08 Payne 10 Oztumer 20 McLean 22 Almeida Santos 28 Anderson 32 Henry
Att 3,188
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