Burton Albion vs Peterborough United. Sky Bet League One.
Pirelli Stadium.
Burton Albion 1
- A Ola-Adebomi (70th minute)
Peterborough United 3
- R Jones (56th minute)
- J Knight (88th minute)
- J Clarke-Harris (96th minute)
Saturday 9 March 2024 18:47, UK
Peterborough swept to a fourth straight win as late goals from Josh Knight and substitute Jonson Clarke-Harris sealed a 3-1 win at Burton.
Albion looked to be on for a hard-earned point when Crystal Palace loanee Ademola Ola-Adebomi's first senior goal cancelled out Ricky-Jade Jones' opener.
A tight first half saw chances at a premium. Max Crocombe in the Burton goal had a make a sharp stop with his feet to deny Jones whilst a low save to deny Joel Randall was more comfortable for the Burton stopper.
Tolaji Bola blocked a close-range effort from Randall as Posh began to threaten but it was Albion who spurned the best chance of the half when Bobby Kamwa fired over from close range after good work from Joe Hugill on the right.
Posh went through the gears early in the second half and carved out the breakthrough when Jones glanced a header over Crocombe from Harrison Burrows' cross.
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Deji Oshilaja saw a header come back off the post before Albion equalised with 20 minutes to go, Ola-Adebomi getting the final touch to guide Tom Hamer's long throw past Jed Steer.
Albion looked to have secured a vital point until Knight scored with two minutes to go, Clarke-Harris putting the gloss on victory with a stoppage-time finish from close range.
