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Peterborough Telegraph Sports Awards finalists announced

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Phantoms coach Slava Koulikov has given up on winning the title.

Peterborough Phantoms title hopes have gone after unsuccessful raid on London

Phantoms

Ben Newman (red) in action for City of Peterborough against Canterbury. Photo: David Lowndes.

City of Peterborough receive no reward for two battling performances

Hockey

Ivan Toney celebrates the matchwinning goal for Posh at Oxford. Photo: Joe Dent/theposh.com

Peterborough United win ugly before asking trolls to use polls

Posh

Desire, determination and a moment of quality won the day for Peterborough United according to the manager

Posh

Borough boys in East Midlands Cup semi-finals

Rugby union

Peterborough United should have conceded three penalties according to Oxford United manager

Posh

Peterborough Phantoms come from behind to win

Phantoms

Deeping manager Michael Goode.

Derby day revenge for Blackstones, dominant Deeping make it a dozen wins in a row, Holbeach hammer bottom club

Non-League

Matt Sparrow scored fpr Yaxley at North Leigh.

Cotton picks up a point for Yaxley with late goal, blistering start sets up massive Peterborough Sports win, Smith scores and is then sent off on Stamford return, Spalding win and Wisbech lose

Non-League

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Ivan Toney celebrates the matchwinning goal for Posh at Oxford. Photo: Joe Dent/theposh.com

Peterborough United win ugly before asking trolls to use polls

Posh

Posh plauyers help Ivan Toney celebrate his winning goal. Photo: Joe Dent/theposh/com.

Desire, determination and a moment of quality won the day for Peterborough United according to the manager

Posh

Posh boss Darren Ferguson (left) talks to Oxford manager Karl Robinson before the game. Photo: Joe Dent/theposh.com.

Peterborough United should have conceded three penalties according to Oxford United manager

Posh

Speedway More Speedway >>

Peterborough Panthers have a new promoter . . . and he’s 80 years-old

Panthers

New Panthers number one Rohan Tungate. Picture: Taylor Lanning

Peterborough Panthers complete line-up with an Aussie ace

Panthers

Peterborough Panthers in action

Peterborough Panthers to host reigning champions in opening league fixture

Panthers

Chris Harris in action for Panthers in 2017.

Peterborough Panthers rider is devastated to have been axed, Tungate tipped as a replacement

Panthers

Ice Hockey More Ice Hockey >>

Peterborough Phantoms title hopes have gone after unsuccessful raid on London

Phantoms

Corey McEwen scored for Phantoms in Streatham.

Peterborough Phantoms come from behind to win

Phantoms

Petr Stepanek celebrates putting Phantoms level at 2-2 early in the third period against Swindon. Picture: Tom Scott

We’re still in the title race says player-coach

Phantoms

Captain James Ferrara attempts to block a Swindon shot on goal. Picture: Tom Scott

Phantoms coach Koulikov praises their main rivals

Phantoms

Rugby Union More Rugby Union >>

Borough boys in East Midlands Cup semi-finals

Rugby union

Dewi Pearce played well for Borough.

Newman kicks Borough to victory

Rugby union

Aki Lea and Marius Andrijauskas drive forward for the Lions against Sedgley Park. Picture: Mick Sutterby

Same old story as Peterborough Lions lose again

Rugby union

Jack Lewis on the run for the Lions against Huddersfield. Picture: Mick Sutterby

Time to start winning points as well as praise says Lions chief

Rugby union

Cricket More Cricket >>

Ufford Park CC could play at Edgbaston

Cricket

Pete Rowe batting for Ketton Sports against Barnack in Rutland Division One last season.

Leading clubs pull out of the Rutland League, National Cup draws for Bourne, Ramsey and Peterborough Town

Cricket

Indian superstar Sachin Tendulkar with the ICC World Cup.

World Cup comes to Peterborough and star all-rounder returns to Bretton Gate

Cricket

Ian Botham hits out.

The best of British sportsmen

Opinion

Hockey More Hockey >>

City of Peterborough receive no reward for two battling performances

Hockey

City of Peterborougth Ladies (red) in action against Wapping last weekend. Photo: David Lowndes.

City of Peterborough have two chances to climb off the bottom

Hockey

Action from City of Peterborough Ladies 2, Wapping 1. Photo: David Lowndes.

City of Peterborough men sink to the bottom after Southgate defeat, but ladies are victorious

Hockey

Action from City of Peterborough's win over Beeston (black). Photo: David Lowndes.

City of Peterborough hope to build on the best result in the club’s history

Hockey

Adam Wilson (red) on the attack for City of Peterborough against Beeston. Photo: David Lowndes.

City of Peterborough claim a huge knockout victory

Hockey

Athletics More Athletics >>

Reidy runs a British best at Grand Prix meeting

Athletics

Flying Freddie Fraser.

It’s golden delicious as Fraser and Kong star for Nene Valley Harriers

Athletics

Nene Valley Harrier Flo Brill comes up on the outside at Parliament Hill. Pictures: Andrea Page

Molly up there with the best in the south of England

Athletics

Rebecca Romero.

Rebecca is the best of British

Opinion

Lewis Davey.

The PAC endurance runners are all improving

Athletics

Angling More Angling >>

New lake for Float Fish Farm Fishery

Angling

Andrew Bell won the pike match at Ferry Meadows.

It’s ding-dong Bell in the Ferry Meadows pike match

Angling

Alistair Ogilvie.

Decent weights in spite of the wind on Decoy Lakes

Angling

Tydd Gote winner Andy Greenwood.

Two wins within a week for Mohan

Angling

Peterborough Telegraph angling correspondent Ken Wade presented the trophies to those successful in the Cock Inn Angling Club's summer series. The top rod was Chris Shortland, who won seven matches and accumulated 193 points over the season. Runner-up was Stan Hodgkiss with five wins and 178 points and third Steve Smith with one win and 175 points. A new trophy for the biggest fish of the season was presented to Danny O'Brien for catching a massive 20lb 13oz carp in the Kingsland club match. From the left are Steve Smith, Danny O'Brien, Chris Shortland, Stan Hodgkiss and Ken Wade.

Good sport for those who beat the big freeze

Angling