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Post by Milo (not Mylo!!) on Oct 12, 2019 8:28:51 GMT
Well it's not critical yet as 7th plays 11th but Posh really can't afford to drop many more silly points. A point at Wycombe would have been a good result before kick off but after 2-0 up and then taking the lead against 10 men only to concede in 90+5, it was two points dropped. Then surrender a 2 goal lead at 5th from bottom Tranmere in the last half hour of the match for another lost 2 points. The cherry on the top though, and potentially the one that really matters when the end of season calculators are out, is 1-3 to Fleetwood (sitting 3rd 3 points ahead of Posh ). Those points would put Posh second which would probably be a true reflection of a quality team and management. Posh are clinging on to a play off position in October which is a concern. However, with three of their next four matches at home Posh could repair some of the damage and build some confidence.
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Post by Milo (not Mylo!!) on Oct 13, 2019 9:30:16 GMT
Peterborough United 2 Lincoln City 0
1 Pym 24 Mason - Booked at 62mins 6 Kent 5 Beevers 18 Blake-Tracy 14 Reed - Booked at 90mins 8 Knight 21 Boyd 11 Maddison - Substituted for Woodyard at 90+2'minutes 17 Toney 7 Eisa - Substituted for Dembélé at 73'minutes (I think that Ferguson had the Golden Dembele ticket this week as 73mins was right on cue - doubt that anybody was sad to see the back of the lazy Eisa)
Substitutes
3 Butler 4 Woodyard 10 Dembélé 16 Bennett 23 Ward 26 Chapman 27 Kanu
Hard fought win that Posh just about deserved in front of a healthy Attendance of 9,872 (well over 2000 Lincoln in there).
Ivan Toney became the top goalscorer in English football as Peterborough moved up to third in League One.
The 23-year-old now has 10 goals this campaign, more than any other player in all competitions.
Late strikes from Toney and Louis Reed ensured Peterborough saw off Lincoln in a scoreline that flattered the hosts.
In a game that the visitors dominated at times, midfielder Reed hit an unstoppable strike into the roof of the net with eight minutes to go before Toney's neat lob wrapped things up five minutes later.
Reed was sent off at the end after receiving a second yellow card for bringing down Jake Hesketh.
Lincoln's Tyler Walker had the best chance of the first half from Bruno Andrade's cross, but Christy Pym was on hand to deny the striker from point-blank range.
After the break Toney's shove on Michael O'Connor almost immediately from the kick-off ended the Lincoln midfielder's afternoon following lengthy treatment on the pitch.
He was replaced by Tom Pett, whose misplaced pass saw Siriki Dembele break free and fire goalwards, with the ball falling kindly for Reed who lashed an effort home from 20 yards.
Moments later a ball over the top from Niall Mason found Toney, who applied an expert finish.
Match report supplied by PA Media - via BBC)
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