Peterborough United old boys: '20 goals this season for Premier League side, a pair of Championship promotion-hunters on target and a League Two title winner'

Former Peterborough United star Ivan Toney scored his 20th goal of the season as Brentford drew 1-1 at home to Aston Villa in the Premier League on Saturday.
Ivan Toney scores for Brentford against Aston Villa. Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images.Ivan Toney scores for Brentford against Aston Villa. Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images.
Ivan Toney scores for Brentford against Aston Villa. Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images.

Toney fired the Bees ahead midway through the second-half, but in-form Villa equalised three minutes from time.

Toney’s old Posh sparring partner Sammie Szmodics looked to have given Blackburn Rovers a vital Championship win at neighbours Preston North End when he opened the scoring in the 80th minute at Deepdale.

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But the home side equalised in the 94th minute and the draw kept Rovers just outside the play-off places in seventh.

Matt Godden couldn’t get in the Posh side regularly becuase of Toney, but he is a regular, when fit, with Coventry City in the Championship. Godden scored his eighth goal of the campaign as Coventry beat relegation-threatened Reading 2-1 at home to move up to fifth.

In League One ex-Posh loanee Bali Mumba bagged an assist as leaders Plymouth Argyle beat Cambridge United 3-1 at Home Park, a result that dropped Cambridge down to 22nd place.

And in League Two another old Posh loanee George Moncur struck from the penalty spot as Orient beat Crewe 2-0 at Brisbane Road to clinch the title. Posh local rivals Northampton need three points from two matches to join them in League One next season after a come-from-behind 3-1 win over Harrogate at Sixfields.

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Stevenage, who are managed by former Posh boss Steve Evans, are clinging on to third spot after a 1-0 loss at Mansfield.

On-loan Posh winger David Ajiboye opened the scoring for Sutton United at Colchester, but the home side hit back to win 4-1.