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Match Preview | Peterborough United

25 November 2022

Shrewsbury Town host Peterborough United in the second round of the FA Cup this Saturday afternoon.

Both teams come into the game having lost 1-0 away in their weekend league fixture. Sheffield Wednesday scored through Mark McGuinness in the first half at the Hillsborough Stadium to claim all three points against Salop.

Meanwhile, Scott Sinclair’s second-half goal for Bristol Rovers against Peterborough was enough to win the game at the Memorial Stadium.

A changed Peterborough side then lost 4-2 at the Weston Homes Stadium on Tuesday night and were knocked out of the EFL Trophy by Chelsea under-21s.

In the FA Cup, Shrewsbury made it to this stage after beating York City 2-1 at Montgomery Waters Meadow earlier in the month. After drawing 0-0 in their first-round tie at home to Salford City, Peterborough then won their FA Cup replay 3-0 at The Peninsula Stadium to progress to the second round.

The Posh and Salop have met 58 times before, with both sides winning 20 of those fixtures and 18 ending in draws. The sides last met in the Sky Bet League One in January 2021 when Shrewsbury won the home fixture 2-0. The fixture at the London Road Stadium in October 2020 ended in a 5-1 defeat for Salop.

Name: Peterborough United

Stadium: Weston Homes Stadium

Founded: 1934 (88 years ago)

Chairman: Darragh MacAnthony

Manager: Grant McCann

Record league win: 9-1 vs Barnet, Division Three, 5th September 1998

Record defeat (in any competition): 1-8 vs Northampton Town, FA Cup 2nd round replay, 18th December 1946

Best FA Cup performance: Quarter finalists vs Chelsea- 1964/1965 season.

One to watch: Jonson Clarke-Harris

Jonson Clarke-Harris has already found the net on 12 occasions in the league this year, and twice in the EFL Trophy. The 28-year-old striker was the top scorer for Posh last season with 12 goals in their Championship campaign. Before Peterborough, Clarke-Harris was with Bristol Rovers from January 2019 until he rejoined Posh in August 2020.

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Match Report | Shrewsbury Town 3-1 Peterborough United

26 November 2022

Shrewsbury Town secured their place in the third round of the FA Cup after an impressive performance saw off Peterborough United at the Meadow.

As they did against York in the previous round, Shrewsbury Town took the lead in the second minute as Tom Bayliss converted Jordan Shipley's cross.

The lead didn't last long though as Peterborough capitalised on a mistake in the 13th minute and Kwame Poku netted the equaliser.

Centre-back Matt Pennington put Town back in front just after the half-hour mark when he poked home from close range and Luke Leahy's penalty with the last kick of the first half gave Posh too high a mountain to climb.

Steve Cotterill opted for a 3-4-1-2 formation at Montgomery Waters Meadow – with the boss keeping faith with the team that was so unlucky to fall to defeat at Sheffield Wednesday. 

It meant Rob Street partnered Christian Saydee up front with Bayliss in the number 10 role. 

The Salop bench consisted of four academy scholars/graduates in Declan Hutchings, Tom Bloxham, Josh Barlow and Josh Bailey who were all among the substitutes. 

Peterborough manager Grant McCann went with a 4-2-3-1 system with Jonson Clarke-Harris leading the line.  

It was Town who flew out the traps with Bayliss opening the scoring inside two minutes. 

Shipley used his pace to send in a dangerous cross with Bayliss then producing a wonderful first-time finish to sweep the ball home from 12 yards. 

With momentum behind them, Shrewsbury – and Bayliss – came close to a second just a few minutes later. 

Again Shipley was the creator with the former Coventry man powering his way to the byline and sending in a low cross that a defender just nipped clear ahead of Saydee. 

But the ball then fell for Bayliss who, from just inside the box, sent a powerful drive inches over the bar. 

Peterborough pulled level in the 13th minute after Marko Marosi made an uncharacteristic mistake when he played a pass straight to Clarke-Harris.  

The League One leading goal scorer subsequently sent a cross that Poku tapped in from close range. 

Shrewsbury pulled ahead again through Pennington just after the half-hour mark.  

The move originated from a free kick which came back out to Taylor Moore who fired a thunderbolt effort towards Lucas Bergstrom.  

The Finnish keeper was unable to keep hold of the ball and Pennington reacted quickly in the box to bundle home.  

Town went close again in the 39th minute through Shipley delivering another wonderful cross to Moore who rose highest but Bergstrom made an outstanding stop to keep it out.  

Steve Cotterill’s side did get a third, though, in added-on time at the end of the first half when Chey Dunkley was shoved to the ground by Harrison Burrows.  

Referee Simon Mather had little choice but to point to the spot – with Leahy calmly firing the resultant penalty. 

Shrewsbury were quick out of the blocks once again through Saydee as looked to lift the ball over the on-rushing Bergstrom.  

Peterborough’s number one was on the edge of his box when he blocked the shot and it was very debatable whether he was just outside the box when he made the save but the referee waved play on.  

Peterborough were applying the pressure thereafter and Clarke-Harris turned in the box quickly to try his luck.  

But Tom Flannagan made the all-important block to stop the number nine grabbing his first goal of the game.  

Clarke-Harris had a second attempt eight minutes later when he collected the ball just inside the box but fired his effort wide.  

Despite this pressure, the visitors couldn't break down their hosts and Town’s dominating first-half performance saw them clinch a place in the hat for the third round of the FA Cup.

Teams    

Salop XI:     

Marosi (GK), Leahy (C), Pennington, Moore, Winchester, Street (Pyke, 89), Bayliss, Dunkley, Saydee (Bowman, 82), Shipley, Flanagan  

Unused subs:    

Burgoyne (GK), Hutchings, Barlow, Bailey, Bloxham 

Peterborough XI:  

Bergstrom, Butler, Knight, Kent, Fuchs, Taylor, Clarke-Harris (C), Mason-Clark (Jones, 83), Poku, N. Thompson (Mensah, 83), Burrows (Marriot, 45

Unused subs:  

Blackmore, Watts, Kyprianou, B. Thompson, Randall, Taylor 

Bookings:   

Yellow: Street, Saydee, Fuchs, Butler, Kent, Thompson, Shipley, Moore 

Attendance: 2,895 

Away: 234 

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Ticket Details | Peterborough

21 November 2022

Shrewsbury will welcome Peterborough to Montgomery Waters Meadow in the second round of the Emirates FA Cup on Saturday.

CLICK HERE TO BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW!

Tickets for the game - which kicks off at 3pm - are now available online and from the ticket office.

We are grateful to Peterborough for agreeing to a discounted price for season ticket holders provided they purchase their tickets by 5pm this Friday.
 
After that, the reduced tickets will no longer be available.
 
Ticket Prices are as follows:
 
Adults - £15 (season ticket holder - £12)
 
Seniors 65+ - £12 (season ticket holder - £10)
 
19 to 23 - £12 (season ticket holder - £10)
 
Disabled - £12 (season ticket holder - £10)
 
Student - £12 (season ticket holder - £10)
 
12 to 18 - £6 (season ticket holder - £5)
 
Under 12 - £1 (season ticket holder - FREE be must be purchased with an over 18 ticket)
 
Season ticket holders’ seats will be reserved for them until midnight on Wednesday so they have the opportunity to buy their own seats for the game.
 
If you have not booked your seats by midnight on Wednesday they will be released for general sale.
 
Online tickets can be purchased from www.shrewstickets.com. Click on 'Tickets' then 'Cup Games'.
 
For season ticket holders, once logged in to the website, go to 'Cup Games' in the drop-down menu under 'Tickets'.
 
There will be a link in a red box to click which, when done, will populate your basket with all reserved season tickets that are in your friends and family network.
 
You can then choose who will come by removing any tickets you don't need.
 
Before buying tickets, you can add people to your friends and family list by going to ‘My Account’ and adding a friends and family member by using their supporter number, surname and postcode.
 
Tickets will remain at the reduced rate for season ticket holders until 5pm on Friday, November 25, when they will revert to full price.
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