Mo Eisa’s return to form was a big boost for Peterborough United on a disappointing day in Burton

Frazer Blake-Tracy of Peterborough United challenges for the ball with Colin Daniel and Kieran O'Hara of Burton Albion - Mandatory by-line: Joe Dent/JMP - 29/02/2020 - FOOTBALL - Pirelli Stadium - Burton upon Trent, England - Burton Albion v Peterborough United - Sky Bet League OneFrazer Blake-Tracy of Peterborough United challenges for the ball with Colin Daniel and Kieran O'Hara of Burton Albion - Mandatory by-line: Joe Dent/JMP - 29/02/2020 - FOOTBALL - Pirelli Stadium - Burton upon Trent, England - Burton Albion v Peterborough United - Sky Bet League One
Frazer Blake-Tracy of Peterborough United challenges for the ball with Colin Daniel and Kieran O'Hara of Burton Albion - Mandatory by-line: Joe Dent/JMP - 29/02/2020 - FOOTBALL - Pirelli Stadium - Burton upon Trent, England - Burton Albion v Peterborough United - Sky Bet League One | Joe Dent/JMP
Peterborough United were left frustrated after letting a lead slip in their 1-1 League One draw at Burton Albion today (February 29).

But a first goal since early December for striker Mo Eisa was at least a big positive to take from the game.

Here are the Peterboroughj Telegraph player ratings

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Christy Pym: A very quiet afternoon against a weak attacking unit. No chance with goal and kicked the ball well 7

Nathan Thompson: Kept dangerman Jamie Murphy very quiet. Picked up another caution though 7

Mark Beevers: Didn’t always judge the ball well in flight especially when attacking, but he was solid enough defensively 7

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Frazer Blake-Tracy: A surprise selection as the third centre-back and did okay until giving the ball away from a throw-in which ultimately led to the Burton equaliser. He was up against Burton’s best player in Lucas Akins 6

Joe Ward: Found so many good positions, but his crossing was poor. There were times when he could have gambled on exploiting Dembele’s pace and didn’t. A frustrating display 5

Dan Butler: Didn’t see the ball as often as Ward, but he also struggled to find a decent cross. Defended very soundly 6

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Jack Taylor: Battled hard in midfield and used the ball well in the first-half. Less effective after the break, although his commitment levels never dropped 6

Reece Brown: Another to see plenty of the ball, but he spurned making decisive passes in favour of making safe ones 6

Sammie Szmodics: Ruined one very promising moment in the first-half with a poor decision, but was hardly in the game apart from that5. Disappointing 5

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Mo Eisa: A much improved display frokm the striker even aside from his well-taken goal. Worked hard, got involved more and passed the ball pretty well. Denied a second goal late on by a decent save 7

Siriki Dembele: Worked hard and ran hard. Kept dropping in first half to receive the ball. Created the goal with a strong run 7

Substitutes
Josh Knight: (for Szmodics, 72 mins).

George Boyd: (for Brown, 77 mins).

Idris Kanu (for Ward, 85 mins).

Rhys Bennett: (not used).

Aaron Chapman: (not used)

Serhat Tasdemir: (not used).

Niall Mason: (not used).

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