Peterborough are top of division 6nw on merit. With a goal difference of +38, Bourne Deeping would be thankful for the home club providing a stand in goalkeeper. He would be busy and Peterborough would run out 6.0 Victor's, however that is by no means a reflection of total dominance, with most of those goals coming late in the second half as the visitors tired. There were periods where the dragons were dictating posession and linking with slick precision, although eventually not finding enough of an attacking presence from obviously developing players.
Mark Hotchkin put in another 70 minute shift alongside rotating partners in the shield and trying to protect the back line.
Eliot Bates was calm in his direction of The defence and Thomas Duff (a huge amount of running throughout) and Henry Stainsby dedicated to his task, had invested full resources leaving just enough to ask how long to go.
Alex Watkins & Luke Kinch had to work hard in attack to provide an outlet but we're assured in their touch, if eventually out muscled. The link between defence battled all game, Ben Staff using his skill to retain possession as he was bounced and budgetted, using the support of Richard Wooldridge and Wayne staff and an ever keen wide outlet in Tyler Armstrong to frustrate the keen home side - in fact Tyler would prove to be an important wide outlet throughout.
An enjoyable encounter and great opportunity for everybody to have a work out & to improve skills and team play.