LIVE: PETERBOROUGH UNITED v CARDIFF CITY: Heartbreak as Posh denied victory with the final action of the game

A big miss, as if Posh needed any more, Jorge Grant misses out due to an ankle injury. We will find out at full-time the extent of the injury.

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Dillon Phillips, Perry Ng, Aden Flint, Sean Morrison, Curtis Nelson, Joel Bagan, Marlon Pack, Joe Ralls, Ryan Giles, Leandro Bacuna, James Collins

Subs: Alex Smithies, Tom Sang, Will Vaulks, Josh Murphy, Rubin Colwill, Mark Harris, Kieffer Moore

Christy Pym, Dan Butler, Mark Beevers, Nathan Thompson, Frankie Kent, Joe Ward, Oliver Norburn, Josh Knight, Harrison Burrows, Siriki Dembele, Jonson Clarke-Harris

Subs: Dai Cornell, Ronnie Edwards, Jack Marriott, Idris Kanu, Joe Tomlinson, Ethan Hamilton, Joel Randall

Robert Glatzel (ST) to Hamburg- £900k

Jonny Williams (AM) to Swindon (free)

Joe Day (GK) to Newport (free)

Sol Bamba (CB) to Middlesbrough (free)

Max Watters (ST) to MK (free)

Gavin Whyte (RW) to Oxford (free)

Joe Bennett (LB) released

Junior Hoilett (LW) released

Marley Watkins (RW) from Bristol City

James Collins (ST) from Luton

Ryan Wintle (DM) from Crewe

Ryan Giles (LM) from Wolves

Mark McGuinness (CB) from Arsenal

James Collins headlines the summer arrivals for Cardiff and expect him to start tonight. Last season, McGuinness scored the winner for Posh while in an Ipswich shirt, let’s see if he is that accommodating again.

Posh have had some great days against Cardiff as just mentioned but are any of the wins even better than this one?

Mark Cooper’s bottom side provided one of the highlights of a largely dismal season as they roared back from 4-0 down at half-time to stun a Cardiff side, who were sitting in the play-offs, and level the match at 4-4.

After the match, Cooper said he thought about getting in his car and going home at half-time but he was glad he didn’t when second half strikes from Josh Simpson (2), Charlie Lee, George Boyd rescued a famous point.

Posh’s last 2 league matches at home have seen a 96th minute penalty to get promoted and 2 stoppage time goals, including a 100th minute winner, so be prepared for anything tonight.

Posh have a mightily impressive record against Cardiff, winning 16 of the side’s 28 meetings, drawing six and losing six of the other 12.

They have not lost at home to Cardiff in the last 11 meetings, dating back to 1986.

In the 2012/13 season, Cardiff romped to the Championship title with 87 points but were beaten twice by Posh, who were eventually relegated in heartbreaking fashion.

Last 5 meetings:

30 Mar 2013- Posh 2 (McCann pen x2) -1 Cardiff

15 Dec 2012- Cardiff 1-2 (Bostwick, Gayle) Posh

14 Feb 2012- Cardiff 3-1 (Paul Taylor)

18 Oct 2011- Posh 4 (Boyd, McCann (2), Paul Taylor) - 3 Cardiff

24 Aug 2010 (League Cup) - Posh 2 (Mackail-Smith, Boyd)

Tonight’s referee is Thomas Bramall. He is managing a game at Championship level for the first time. He refereed across League One and Two last season, taking charge of Posh against Crewe in November and Wigan in February.

He awarded Crewe a rather soft free-kick to allow them to score their first in a 2-0 win but against Wigan, it was Posh that benefitted when they won 2-1 thanks to a sensational late comeback, sealed with a JCH penalty.