ALAN SWANN’s Peterborough United player ratings from the 4-0 win over Accrington Stanley

Peterborough United manager Darren Ferguson admitted the final scoreline flattered his side.

But he admired the way his players went about their work in the second-half of a 4-0 win which sent Posh to the top of League One.

Frankie Kent is all smiles at full-time after scoring his first Posh goal against Accrington. Photo: Joe Dent/theposh.com.placeholder image
Frankie Kent is all smiles at full-time after scoring his first Posh goal against Accrington. Photo: Joe Dent/theposh.com.

The Peterborough Telegraph marks recognise a very professional and clinical second half performance.

A brilliant, and crucial, save from a free-kick in the first half. He's now enjoying a rich vein of form.placeholder image
A brilliant, and crucial, save from a free-kick in the first half. He's now enjoying a rich vein of form.
Kept a very tricky winger in Sean McConville quiet which was the main part of his job in this game. Rarely ventured forward.placeholder image
Kept a very tricky winger in Sean McConville quiet which was the main part of his job in this game. Rarely ventured forward.
Stood off another dangerous winger in Jordan Clark too often, but also got stuck in impressively.placeholder image
Stood off another dangerous winger in Jordan Clark too often, but also got stuck in impressively.
Largely kept a beast of a centre forward quiet. Should have had a goal assist, but Mo Eisa muffed the opportunity.placeholder image
Largely kept a beast of a centre forward quiet. Should have had a goal assist, but Mo Eisa muffed the opportunity.
There were a couple of iffy, hesitant defensive moments in the first half, but congratulations on a first goal for the club.placeholder image
There were a couple of iffy, hesitant defensive moments in the first half, but congratulations on a first goal for the club.
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