FC Peterborough face biggest game in their history with promotion on the line

It is a big day in Peterborough on Saturday (May 2) for one local side.

FC Peterborough- who play at the Millfield Autoparts Stadium in Chestnut Avenue in Dogsthorpe- will host the biggest game in their history with the chance to be promoted to step 5 of non-league football (England’s 9th tier) for the first time in their history.

Derrick Dadzie (green) scored for FC Peterborough at Framlingham.placeholder image
Derrick Dadzie (green) scored for FC Peterborough at Framlingham.

On Saturday at 3pm, the club will host Stanway Pegasus in the Thurlow Nunn Division One North play-off final.

FC Peterborough thumped Framlingham Town, who they finished below in the table, 5-1 on Tuesday to set up the clash.

Stanway also pulled off something of a shock by defeated second place Holland FC 2-0 away from home despite finishing in fifth.

The club are hoping for a bumper crowd to cheer them onto their biggest ever result.

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