Stats to shock, disappoint and even impress you from Peterborough United's 2025-26 season

Statistics include matches in all competitions

PLAYING RECORD

P53 W18 D8 L27 F73 A78

(home)

P27 W10 D6 L11 F45 A36

(away)

P26 W8 D2 L16 F28 A42

APPEARANCES

(37 players used, including sub appearances).

51 Kyrell Lisbie; 50 Archie Collins; 47 Brandon Khela; 43 Alex Bass; 42 Harry Leonard; 39 Jimmy-Jay Morgan; 36 Tom Lees; 35 James Dornelly, Cian Hayes; 34 David Okagbue; 32 Matty Garbett, Peter Kioso; 30 Declan Frith, Carl Johnston, Harley Mills; 26 Gustav Lindgren; 25 Ben Woods; 24 Donay O’Brien-Brady; 19 George Nevett, Tom O’Connor, Abraham Odoh; 17 Pemi Aderoju; 13 Klaidi Lolos; 12 David Kamara, Jacob Mendy; 9 Bolu Shofowoke, Pat Sykut; 8 Lucca Mendonca; 7 Vicente Reyes, 5 Brad Ihionvien; 4 Oscar Wallin; 2 Nicholas Bilokapic, Ryan De Havilland; 1 Joe Andrews, Will Blackmore, Fabian Claxton.

GOALS SCORED

(18 players scored).

17 Harry Leonard; 14 Kyrell Lisbie, Jimmy-Jay Morgan; 3 Archie Collins, Matty Garbett, Cian Hayes, Brandon Khela, Gustav Lindgren; 2 James Dornelly, David Kamara; 1 Pemi Aderoju, Declan Frith, Brad Ihionvien, Peter Kioso, Harley Mills, Donay O’Brien-Brady, Pat Sykut, Ben Woods, plus one own goal.

RED CARDS

(2)

1 Tom Lees, Peter Kioso.

YELLOW CARDS

(83)

Most: 12 Kyrell Lisbie; 9 Harry Leonard; 8 Archie Collins, Matty Garbett, Peter Kioso, Harley Mills; 7 Jimmy-Jay Morgan.

BIGGEST WINS

6-1 v Wigan (home)

5-0 v AFC Wimbledon (home)

5-0 v Rotherham (home)

3-0 v Stockport (home)

Plus 4 wins by 2-goal margins v Aston Villa U21s (home), Rotherham (away), Bolton (home), Wycombe (away).

BIGGEST DEFEATS

2-5 v Lincoln (away)

0-3 v Exeter (away)

0-3 v Lincoln (home)

Plus 7 defeats by 2-goal margins.

MOST WINS IN A ROW

4 twice, v Cardiff (home), Wimbledon (home), Crawley (away), Stockport (home) & Reading (away), Northampton (home), Port Vale (away), Orient (home).

MOST DEFEATS IN A ROW

5 v Cardiff (away), Luton (home), Accrington (away), Wigan (away), Barnsley (home).

LONGEST UNBEATEN RUN

6 games v Reading (away), Northampton (home), Port Vale (away), Orient (home), Reading (home), Rotherham (away).

LONGEST RUN WITHOUT A WIN 9 games, twice, v Cardiff (away), Luton (home), Accrington (away), Wigan (away), Barnsley (home), Bradford (home), Exeter (away), Orient (home), Huddersfield (away) & v Wimbledon (away), Luton (away), Cardiff (home), Blackpool (away), Port Vale (home), Burton (home), Stockport (away), Mansfield (home), Doncaster (home).

BEST PERFORMANCES

(team)

1 v Bolton (home)

2 v Stockport (home)

3 v Reading (home)

4 v Wigan (home)

5 v Cardiff (home, FA Cup).

WORST PERFORMANCES

1 v Port Vale (home)

2 v Exeter (away)

3 v Bradford (away)

4 v Accrington (away)

5 v Orient (home, Trophy).

BEST PERFORMANCES

1 Alex Bass v Mansfield (away)

2 Matty Garbett v Bolton (home)

3 Kyrell Lisbie v A Villa U21s (home)

4 Alex Bass v Stockport (away)

5 Alex Bass v Wimbledon (away).

HIGHEST GATES

(home)

1 10,827 v Luton

2 10,192 v Doncaster

3 9,943 v Lincoln

4 9,882 v Orient (league)

5 9,827 v Wimbledon

HIGHEST GATES

(away)

20,336 v Bolton

19,615 v Cardiff

19,389 v Bradford

16,383 v Huddersfield

15,994 v Plymouth

LOWEST GATES

(home)

1,959 v A. Villa U21s

2,459 v Orient (Trophy)

4,157 v Barnsley (FA Cup)

4,405 v Cardiff (FA Cup)

6,040 v Mansfield.

LOWEST GATES

(away)

847 v Accrington

924 v Crawley

2,135 v Swindon

3,693 v Stevenage

3,786 v Burton

FUN FACTS

1) Posh lost exactly half of their League One games (23), the most in the third tier since the relegation season of 2004-05 when they lost 25 games.

2) Posh finished four points above the relegation zone. That’s the closest they’ve been to going down from this level since that 2004-05 campaign.

3) The attendance of 847 for the defeat at Accrington Stanley was the lowest League Cup crowd in Posh history. The previous lowest gate was 1,507 at Aldershot in 1989.

4) The attendance of 924 for the win at Crawley was the 11th gate under 1,000 for a Posh match in the EFL Trophy.

5) Posh used 33 players in League One matches last season, the ninth highest number in the division. Luton (38) used the most an AFC Wimbledon (27) used the fewest.

6) Posh started and finished last season with runs of nine games without a win in all competitions.