Troubled Peterborough Lions are docked points after late postponement, Borough beaten after another sluggish start
No official reason has been given with a statement on the club website merely stating the game will now be played in November, but the city side suffered a hemorrhage of playing talent following their relegation from the National League last season.
Lions have dropped to the bottom of the table after being hit with a five-point fine ahead of a home game with Nuneaton this Saturday (October 12).
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Meanwhile another slow start cost Peterborough Rugby Union Club dear in Midlands Division One at home to Rugby Lions.
Borough trailled 17-5 at the break, but were unfortunate to see two potential tries disallowed.
The usual second-half rally failed to deliver even a bonus point, although Borough played with pleanty of spirit at Fengate.
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Hide AdBen Higton, George Offer and Matty Newman scored Borough’s tries. Newman added two conversions.
Borough travel to leaders Syston this Saturday. Syston inflicted a first defeat of the season on Oundle at the weekend.