Town Slump to defeat
Aaron Mclean took centre stage as Peterborough stretched their unbeaten League One streak to nine matches with a 4-0 win over Huddersfield.
The prolific striker celebrated his first start since dislocating an elbow seven weeks ago with a double.
The former Grays man opened and competed the scoring as Darren Ferguson's side made light work of a sorry Huddersfield who have now conceded nine goals in two games.
Mclean broke the deadlock with a rasping 12th-minute finish after George Boyd had danced into the box and provider turned goalscorer 12 minutes later when Boyd doubled the lead after being released from midfield by Paul Coutts.
There was further misery for Huddersfield after the break when Chris Whelpdale (51) headed a classy third goal before Mclean's shot slipped under Matt Glennon's body after 63 minutes.
There was more misery for Town in stoppage-time with skipper Chris Lucketti dismissed for a professional foul on home striker Craig Mackail-Smith.
The prolific striker celebrated his first start since dislocating an elbow seven weeks ago with a double.
The former Grays man opened and competed the scoring as Darren Ferguson's side made light work of a sorry Huddersfield who have now conceded nine goals in two games.
Mclean broke the deadlock with a rasping 12th-minute finish after George Boyd had danced into the box and provider turned goalscorer 12 minutes later when Boyd doubled the lead after being released from midfield by Paul Coutts.
There was further misery for Huddersfield after the break when Chris Whelpdale (51) headed a classy third goal before Mclean's shot slipped under Matt Glennon's body after 63 minutes.
There was more misery for Town in stoppage-time with skipper Chris Lucketti dismissed for a professional foul on home striker Craig Mackail-Smith.
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