Peterborough United vs Exeter City. Sky Bet League One.
Weston Homes Stadium.
Peterborough United 2
- E Mason-Clark (4th minute)
- K Poku (68th minute)
Exeter City 1
- T Carroll (36th minute)
Saturday 2 March 2024 18:20, UK
Kwame Poku kept Peterborough in the promotion picture with a second-half winner in a 2-1 triumph against Exeter.
Poku struck the decisive blow with a fine 68th-minute finish from just inside the box for his 10th goal of the campaign.
The winner saw boss Darren Ferguson's tactical tweaks pay dividends after Poku had been shifted into a central position earlier in the second half.
Posh had previously hit the front in just the fourth minute when Ephron Mason-Clark pounced for his 17th goal of the season after Malik Mothersille's strike was parried by Viljami Sinisalo.
But League One's lowest scorers City clawed their way level nine minutes before the break when Tom Carroll struck for the first time in almost seven years.
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The midfield man - whose last goal came for Swansea in an April 2017 Premier League clash against Stoke - was a fortunate scorer with a 20-yard half-volley which took a huge deflection off Jadel Katongo and looped agonisingly over keeper Jed Steer.
Vincent Harper then squandered an excellent chance to put Exeter ahead early in the second period before Posh took control and Poku earned the points - but not before ex-Posh man Mo Eisa and debutant Millenic Alli went close for City in nine minutes of stoppage time..
