Defensive rocks, midfield maestros and deadly strikers were all view for Posh.
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TOMMY ROWE 7. To score the opener in such a big game was a massive reward for someone who goes about his business modestly and without fanfare. Photo: Midlands
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LEE TOMLIN 7. Best attacking player before the break. He sees things others don’t and has an edge to his game that makes him hard to play against. Photo: Midlands
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CRAIG MACKAIL-SMITH: The usual levels of industry and skill. Missed a great chance to score in the first-half, but made up for it by claiming the second goal to make it 33 for the season. Photo: Midlands
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