Posh’s 13-match unbeaten run was ended on Tuesday night but should the same players be given the chance to get started on another run?
Decisions also need to be made over both the goalkeeper and who should play upfront.
The PT weights in on those decisions below. The team remains in a 4-2-3-1 formation.
9. EPHRON MASON-CLARK
Posh do still need a bit more from one of last season's stars but a run of games in his best position on the left should soon see him getting back to his best. Photo: David Lowndes
10. KWAME POKU
Growing into the number ten role, the goals keep coming and he got on the scoresheet again on Tuesday night. Photo: Joe Dent
11. DAVID AJIBOYE
A very strong performance on Tuesday night means he deserves to keep his place. His direct running and staying so wide stretched team and poses the kind of problems Posh used to rely on Ricky for when he was playing on the wing. Photo: Joe Dent
12. RICKY-JADE JONES
Another of the questions but it's another one where I'm going to stick rather than twist. Jones has been on a good run and was starved of service at Wigan. Posh's style have moved on from Clarke-Harris's style and putting back in a rusty striker would not simply be a quick fix for this one game. He remains an asset if Posh are chasing the game but are Posh really going to change the way they have been doing things most of this season just for this one? I'm not sure they should. Photo: Joe Dent