ALAN SWANN’s player ratings from Peterborough United’s draw at Tranmere Rovers
By Alan Swann
Published 28th Feb 2019, 14:03 GMT
Updated 18th Sep 2019, 07:48 GMT
Peterborough United threw away a two goal lead at Tranmere Rovers tonight.
Mo Eisa and Ivan Toney continued their fine form to put Posh in a commanding position before the home side levelled through Liam Ridehalgh and Ollie Banks.
Joe Ward of Peterborough United in action with Emmanuel Monthe of Tranmere Rovers. Photo: Joe Dent/theposh.com
Made a superb save in the final minute to preserve a point and was off his line effectively all night.
Looked strong and decisive for most of the game, even when playing as a third centre-back late on. Some good defensive headers, but conceded too many free-kicks.
Not as his most assured defensively and wasted a couple of fine crossing opportunities.
He was a calm head among the madness. Won all his headers and saw danger early and reacted positively to it.
Looked Posh's best player in the first-half, winning headers and making a fine goal-saving challenge. He let forwards get behind him too often after the break, but made some great blocks also.
