Shrewsbury Town secure an away win over Peterborough United.

Posh: Conor O’Malley, Jason Naismith, Alex Woodyard (Louis Reed, 57), Ryan Tafazolli, Ben White, Joe Ward, Ivan Toney, Marcus Maddison, Tyler Denton, Lee Tomlin (Matt Godden, 30), Kyle Dempsey (Matty Stevens, 84).

Subs: Aaron Chapman, Matt Godden, Louis Reed, Callum Cooke, Rhys Bennett, George Cooper, Matty Stevens.

Town: Steve Arnold, Ro-Shaun Williams, Omar Beckles, Shaun Whalley (James Bolton, 69), Tyrese Campbell (Greg Docherty, 63), Aaron Amadi-Holloway (Fejiri Okenabirhie, 72), Luke Waterfall, Scott Golbourne, Josh Laurent, Ollie Norburn, Anthony Grant.

Subs: Jonathan Mitchell, Mat Sadler, Greg Docherty, Fejiri Okenabirhie, James Bolton, Ryan Sears, Stefan Payne.

Referee: K. Johnson

Assistants: C. Farrell and P. Graham

Fourth official: M. Jones.

Shrewsbury Town secure all three points on the road with a win against Peterborough United.

Ollie Norburn and Tyrese Campbell were the pair on hand to give Town the goals for the win.

First Half:

The first 10 minutes of the half was a balanced affair with both teams having good moments at the opposite end. Shaun Whalley and Tyrese Campbell looked a constant threat with their pace.

It was the home side that managed to find the first goal scoring chance, and they took that chance in the 10^th minute. Jason Naismith got on the end of a free kick delivery and calmly headed the ball into the side netting – giving his team an early lead.

Town were having success on the wings, particularly through Whalley. The winger relentlessly pressured the Posh left-back and was finding crosses into the box.

Town looked to be in through Omar Beckles in the 25^th minute as the defender got on the end of a cross and guided the ball towars the net, but Ivan Toney handled the ball off the line and was given a straight red card.

Ollie Norburn stood up to take the penalty for his team and calmly slotted the ball into the left corner of the net – bringing Town back onto level terms.

Town were on the front foot since the sending off and made the home side pay with a brilliant set-piece goal. Whalley slipped a ball through to Campbell, who was just inside the box, and the striker stuck a wonderful curling effort into the goal off the post.

Town were utilising the space left behind by Toney well and were spraying balls around the pitch well. Norburn continually did a good job of finding teammates in space, which was troubling the home side.

The half came to an end with Town going into the second with a 1-2 lead over the home side.

Second Half:

Steve Arnold was called into action with just eight minutes on the clock in the second-half. The Posh wide man did well to beat Golbounre and fired in a cross, but Arnold was on hand to mop up and claim the ball.

Norburn was booked in the 56^th minute as the referee had deemed the midfielders tackle to be a foul – despite it looking like Town’s man got the ball.

Town’s midfield were busy during the game, with possession and without. Norburn came close again for Town in the 61^st minute but saw is long-range driven effort drift just wide of the post.

Just a minute later the midfielder was given a second yellow card for a challenge in the middle of the park.

The home side were testing Town more and more as the half went on, but the defensive unit were remaining strong and doing well to keep the ball at bay.

Anthony Grant came inches away from scoring against his former club in the 77^th minute. The midfielder got on the end of a cute pass inside the box but saw his shot rebound off the post.

Fejiri Okenabirhie was booked in the latter stages of the game for blocking Conor O’Malley’s free kick.

The game came to an end with Town securing the win on the road and leaving Peterborough with all the points.