It finished 3-1 at Adams Park after Posh had taken the lead through a superb Harrison Burrows strike and then 3-0 at the Weston Homes Stadium on New Year’s Day in what turned out to be Grant McCann’s last game as manager.
Posh, naturally, recovered to finish eight points and three places ahead of a Wycombe side who often struggle to last the pace. In fact the Chairboys have not finished above Posh when they’ve played in the same division since the 2005-06 League Two season, unless of course ludicrous points per game rules were introduced which failed to take into account many relevant factors.
Wycombe are tricky opponents though and they lead the Football League head-to-head between the clubs 12-8, although eight of those wins and only one defeat have arrived in Buckinghamshire.
Here’s the team the PT would pick to eat into that lead on Saturday in the usual 4-2-1-3 formation..
9. DAVID AJIBOYE
Even if Poku is fit, Ajiboye should stay in the starting line-up after his outstanding effort from the substitutes' bench a fortnight ago. He needs to show he can deliver a 90-minute display though. Photo: Joe Dent
10. JONSON CLARKE-HARRIS
He was manhandled out of this fixture last season so he should be motivated by that on Saturday. It's not the game to leave him out even though his form in the last three matches has been indifferent. Photo: David Lowndes
11. EPHRON MASON-CLARK
Two assists last time out should boost the powerful forward's confidence. He needs to be on the wing to show his best and I suspect he will be. Photo: Joe Dent
12. THE SUBSTITUTES
Hopefully Sturge and Poku are fit enough to be on the bench alongside strikers Jacob Wakeling (pictured) and Ricky-Jade Jones, midfielder Ryan De Havilland, centre-back Jadel Katongo and goalkeeper Fynn Talley. Photo: Joe Dent