Posh struggled to create chances against last season’s League Two champions despite working their way into many promising positions.
There were three players worthy of a ‘good’ rating or better. The rest were no better than average.
RATINGS: 10-Brilliant, 9-Outstanding, 8-Very Good, 7-Good, 6-Okay, 5-Poor, 4-Very Poor.
1. NICHOLAS BILOKAPIC
The goalkeeper stood up well to some physical pressure at set-pieces. You can also see his frustration when he catches the ball and there's no-one up front to send it to - 7. Photo: Pete Norton
2. PETER KIOSO
A real game of two halves. A dynamic first-half when he was the main attacking threat from right back followed by a slipshod second period when he struggled at both ends of the pitch - 6. Photo: Joe Dent
3. HARRISON BURROWS
A surprise to see him start at left-back when there is now a natural one in the building. He had a couple of good moments including the corner from which Posh scored. He also teed up Joel Randall for a chance that was spurned, but there were also lots of backwards passes and inaccurate ones - 6. Photo: a
4. JOSH KNIGHT
The recalled centre-back was strong and decisive and carried the ball forward with great menace. Claimed an assist on the Posh goal and a deserved man of the match award - 8 Photo: Joe Dent