ALAN SWANN’s Peterborough United player ratings from a disappointing 3-3 draw at Wycombe Wanderers
By Alan Swann
Published 5th Oct 2019, 21:42 GMT
Peterborough United were dominant for an hour, but caved in towards the end of their League One match at Adams Park.
Posh led 2-0 and 3-2, but conceded a 95th-minute equaliser against 10 men.
Posh players before the game at Wycombe. Photo: Joe Dent/theposh.com.
Wycombe's first goal looked like it should have been saved. Pym doesn't look confident or in command of his area. He's becoming a problem in a key position.
His side of the defence was pretty secure. He saw off potential dangerman Onyedimna in the first-half. Could do more going forward, but not really necessary with this front three.
He was excellent before the break when he was solid defensively and a constant threat going forward. Set up first goal. Seemed to run out of steam second-half and substituted at the death.
Brought the ball out of defence like Beckenbauer in the first-half, but struggled when put under pressure after the break. Poor own goal as went for cross with the wrong foot.
He should be the man to lead when pressure increases, but he struggled to clear the ball any distance. Neither he nor Kent could cope with 37 year-old Akinfenwa and that was disappointing.
A passing masterclass, both long and short, in the first-half when he ran the show in midfield. Pressed by opponents more regularly after the break, but he was generally pretty good.
