Post by Milo (not Mylo!!) on Nov 2, 2013 9:16:11 GMT
1st plays 3rd:
Peterborough defender Mark Little is available again after a shoulder injury but forward Lee Tomlinson is suspended.
Ipswich have recalled Paul Taylor from his loan spell, while midfielders Danny Kearns (hip) and Nathaniel Knight-Percival (ankle) are out injured.
League leaders Leyton Orient are likely to be without centre-back Mathieu Baudry (knee) for a second match.
Gary Sawyer should continue at left-back, with Scott Cuthbert at the heart of the defence.
VIEW FROM THE TRAINING GROUND
Peterborough United manager Darren Ferguson told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire:
"It will be a good atmosphere with a good crowd, they will bring about 1,500 with them, and these are the sorts of games that we generally do quite well in.
"They [Orient] have had a very good year and deserve to be there [at the top of League One] and I'm not overly surprised. Generally they are late starters and get form later in the season, but have done it the other way around this season.
"Everyone looks at how you react to a defeat. This season we have only really had two bad weeks - we lost to Crawley then drew with Crewe, and then drew with Sheffield United and lost to Colchester - and apart from that we have done really well.
"It's important that when we do have a little blip that we have a bit in hand on those teams around us and that we maintain our place in the top two."
BBC
Peterborough defender Mark Little is available again after a shoulder injury but forward Lee Tomlinson is suspended.
Ipswich have recalled Paul Taylor from his loan spell, while midfielders Danny Kearns (hip) and Nathaniel Knight-Percival (ankle) are out injured.
League leaders Leyton Orient are likely to be without centre-back Mathieu Baudry (knee) for a second match.
Gary Sawyer should continue at left-back, with Scott Cuthbert at the heart of the defence.
VIEW FROM THE TRAINING GROUND
Peterborough United manager Darren Ferguson told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire:
"It will be a good atmosphere with a good crowd, they will bring about 1,500 with them, and these are the sorts of games that we generally do quite well in.
"They [Orient] have had a very good year and deserve to be there [at the top of League One] and I'm not overly surprised. Generally they are late starters and get form later in the season, but have done it the other way around this season.
"Everyone looks at how you react to a defeat. This season we have only really had two bad weeks - we lost to Crawley then drew with Crewe, and then drew with Sheffield United and lost to Colchester - and apart from that we have done really well.
"It's important that when we do have a little blip that we have a bit in hand on those teams around us and that we maintain our place in the top two."
BBC
