ALAN SWANN’S player ratings from Peterborough United’s exciting 3-2 win over AFC Wimbledon as forward power wins the day again

Peterborough United’s matchday sponsors and the Peterborough Telegraph gave Ivan Toney the man-of-the-match prize today (September 28).

Toney didn’t score, but he was generally outstanding.

Mo Eisa (right) and George Boyd celebrate the second Posh goal. Photo: Joe Dent/theposh.com.placeholder image
Mo Eisa (right) and George Boyd celebrate the second Posh goal. Photo: Joe Dent/theposh.com.
A horrible blunder gave Wimbledon a lifeline. The keeper let a soft shot slip through him which changed the flow of the match.placeholder image
A horrible blunder gave Wimbledon a lifeline. The keeper let a soft shot slip through him which changed the flow of the match.
The best of the back four apart from a couple of iffy moments in possession. Covered others well and tackled well.placeholder image
The best of the back four apart from a couple of iffy moments in possession. Covered others well and tackled well.
The left-back looked rusty after his injury lay-off. Lost the ball for the first goal and he was erratic in possession.placeholder image
The left-back looked rusty after his injury lay-off. Lost the ball for the first goal and he was erratic in possession.
A surprisingly unsteady performance. Looked troubled by the gusty wind when the ball was in the air and a couple of clearances charged down.placeholder image
A surprisingly unsteady performance. Looked troubled by the gusty wind when the ball was in the air and a couple of clearances charged down.
Fortunately a couple of errors didn't prove costly and won most of his headers.placeholder image
Fortunately a couple of errors didn't prove costly and won most of his headers.
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