Peterborough are sitting in second spot in the table looking to take on a weakened Tranmere Rovers team, hoping to push themselves to the top of the table.

Tranmere has a lot of injury concerns ahead of this fixture, which is a prime reasons to go against them today. John Welsh, Ian Thomas-Moore, Simon Miotto are among 8 injured players who were missing in action earlier this week in the JP Trophy, and expected to be major concerns in this game. Their poor record of 0-2-2 clearly shows that this team is one that is destined for relegation.

Peterborough have been in flowing form on the other hand, losing once in their opening 4 games, but primarily have a shaky time in defense as they have shipped out 7 goals in 4 games, of which 5 were against Bournemouth itself.

Aaron Mclean has scored 4 goals for the side, and will looking to lead this side to another victory especially away from home, where all points garnered, can help them towards promotion to the championship.