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Peterborough 2-1 Wigan: Jonson Clarke-Harris at the double for Posh

Plenty of drama on display at London Road

DARREN Ferguson hailed his comeback kings as Posh powered clear at the summit on an afternoon of high drama.
Leading scorer Jonson Clarke-Harris roared to the rescue with a vital late double as Ferguson’s men snatched a sixth successive victory from the jaws of a shock defeat.
The lowly Latics were more than a match for their high-flying hosts and sensed a victory to climb out of the drop-zone when substitute Thelo Aasgaard caught out Posh keeper Christy Pym direct from a 72nd-minute corner.
Joseph Dodoo had earlier been denied a fortunate firsthalf goal by a post, while Pym was kept busy ...

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