AFC Wimbledon boss proud of how his side dominated a 'very good' Peterborough United team
AFC Wimbledon manager Johnnie Jackson was proud of how his side dominated a very good Peterborough United team at Plough Lane on Saturday.
The Dons were on top for long periods and stuck the woodwork twice, but Posh forced an unlikely 1-1 draw thanks to a second-half equaliser from Jimmy-Jay Morgan.
A rather fortunate point moved Posh up a place to 12th with Wimbledon two places back, but on the same number of points.
Jackson said: “The performance was brilliant, I thought we were unbelievable to be honest. We dominated a very good team for the majority of the match.
“We had to make forced changes during the game and we have still gone about it in a brilliant way.
“I don’t know how we have not won, to be honest, so obviously I am a bit frustrated that kind of performance has not got us three points.
“How can I be upset with the boys though? They gave everything and it is just a shame we have only got one point, but it is another point on the board.
“I don’t know how we haven’t scored more in the end, but you have to credit them as well because the keeper has made some good saves. They have had to defend their box and they have managed to see it through so fair play.”