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Donny win at last and leave Posh managerless

By Harry Wright

PETERBORO’ U 0
PETERBOROUGH: Bass 6, Johnston 7 (Conn-Clarke 85), Okagbue 7, Feeney 7, Mills 6, Jones 6 (Ashfield 64, 6), Kelly 6 (Woods 64, 6), Shofowoke 6, Leonard 6, Edwards 6 (Williams 75, 6), Ormerod 5. Subs not used: Andeng-Ndi, Weir, Mendonca.
DONCASTER R 2
May 15, Hutchinson 88
DONCASTER: Simkin 6, Grehan 7, Byrne 6, Husband 7, Ayinde 7 (O’Reilly 73, 6), Broadbent 6, Gotts 7, Senior 6, Bailey 6, May 7 (Thomas 61, 7), Hanlan 6 (Hutchinson 84). Subs not used: Clarke, McGrath, Robinson, McCann.
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