The former Peterborough United strikers who have equalled last season’s goal tallies in two games, plus goals, assists, penalties scored, penalties missed, penalties conceded and a red card for other Posh old boys

Former Posh striker Lee Angol scored twice, including a 97th-minute penalty, as Bradford City beat Oldham Athletic in front of 17,000 fans in a League Two fixture at Valley Parade yesterday (August 14).
By Alan Swann
Published 15th Aug 2021, 08:33 BST
Lee Angon in his Peterborough United days.Lee Angon in his Peterborough United days.
Lee Angon in his Peterborough United days.

Angol was a summer signing from Orient. He score just twice for the Londoners last season.

Other Posh old boys in form yesterday including Mathew Stevens who scored twice for Forest Green in a 3-1 League Two win at Walsall. Stevens now has three goals in two matches, equalling his Football League tally from last season,

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Goalkeeper Joe Day contributed an assist with an enormous kick, but his Newport County side still went down 2-1 at Mansfield.

Mathew Stevens playing for Posh.Mathew Stevens playing for Posh.
Mathew Stevens playing for Posh.

Louis Reed made his Swindon debut alongside Anthony Grant in midfield, but they lost 2-1 at home to Carlisle. Reed’s free kick led to Swindon’s goal.

In League One Ryan Tunnicliffe claimed two assists as Portsmouth beat Crewe 2-0 and Conor Washington scored from the penalty spot for Charlton who lost 2-1 at Oxford. Omar Bogle missed his penalty in Doncaster’s 2-0 reverse at Sheffield Wednesday and Ricardo Santos conceded a spotkick in Bolton’s 3-3 draw at Wimbledon.

Danny Andrew scored with a glorious fre kick strike in Fleetwood’s 2-1 defeat at Lincoln City.

In the Championship Grant McCann’s Hull City lost 3-0 at home to QPR after one-time Posh loanee George Moncur was sent off for serious foul play.

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