Posh never looked like scoring in the 1-0 defeat and probably looked at their best when they went down to ten men.
It was an abject display though that must have manager Grant McCann worried about his side’s away form even more.
RATINGS KEY: 10-Brilliant, 9-Outstanding, 8-Very Good, 7-Good, 6-Steady, 5-Poor, 4-Very Poor.
5. NATHAN THOMPSON
Thompson was a welcome sight after a family issue he was given time off for. He was the most impressive of the defenders and got to grips with his winger far better than Butler on the other side. He makes some good blocks and could have had a goal of his own but wasted a ball that fall to him nicely. 6. Photo: Joe Dent
6. HECTOR KYPRIANOU
Kept in after what must have been a straight choice between himself and Ben Thompson. Didn't do himself many favours though in a game where Posh struggled to get control at any point. Frequently gave the ball away and didn't press with the energy of others in the early stages. 5. Photo: Joe Dent/theposh.com
7. JEANDO FUCHS
Somebody needs to outline what his job is. It is to win the ball back and knock it off to teammates. It is not to try and play Hollywood passes up to his strikers. He does not have that ability in him. Battled as always but did not have much success in a lone cause. 5.5. Photo: Joe Dent
8. HARRISON BURROWS
In a game where Posh needed some creativity to bring the best out of Jack Marriott, they would have liked more from Burrows. He didn't see much of the ball in the final third but did put a couple of good crosses into the box that teammates could have done better with; particularly Mason-Clark and Clarke-Harris right at the end. 6. Photo: David Lowndes