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New-look Owls are a delight for Pedersen

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The LeaguePaper Team
6 September 2026

By Graham Arnold

Att: 10,848 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Andrew Humphries 6/10

PETERBORO’ U 1
Woods 47

PETERBOROUGH: Bass 7, Dornelly 7, Feeney 6, O’Connor 6 (Okagbue 14, 6), Mills 7, Jones 6 (Ashfield 75, 6), Kelly 7 (Khela 75, 6), Woods 8, Shofowoke 6, Leonard 7, Williams 7 (Ormerod 63, 6). Subs not used: Smith, Weir, Conn-Clarke.
SHEFFIELD WED 2
Feeney 38 (og), Valery 79
SHEFF WED: Lumley 7, Valery 8 (Palmer 87), Cooper 7 (Weaver 46, 7), Otegbayo 7, James 7, Bannan 7, Heskey 6 (Mitchell 57, 6), Morrison 7, Slattery 6, Keillor-Dunn 6 (Al Ha...

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