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Peterborough 3-0 Wimbledon: Darren Ferguson hails his rising stars

Sammie Szmodics leads the way to a home win over the Dons with two strikes

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The LeaguePaper Team
21 February 2021

DARREN Ferguson was delighted with Posh’s scoring prowess after they climbed into the top two.
Sammie Szmodics’ double and a comical late Jonson Clarke-Harris clincher earned victory against Dons, who slipped back into the drop-zone.
Szmodics slotted the opener past goalkeeper Sam Walker in the 49th minute after the visitors were undone by fine passes from Reece Brown and Siriki Dembele.
He quickly doubled the advantage with a fine finish into the far corner after collecting a Nathan Thompson pass and bursting into the box.
The hosts were gifted a third when Dons defender Nesta Guinness-Wal...

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