London prices for Peterborough United fans heading to Leyton Orient
Posh have been allocated 1,200 tickets for the League One game. There are £2 discounts for over 65s, under 25s, NHS staff and emergency workers, armed forces and the unemployed. It’s less than half price for under 18s.
Posh fans will be located in the East Stand seating to one side of The Gaughan Group Stadium with the club’s Priority Points system in operation.
From 10am Tuesday, September 10 it was 500 points or more. From 10am Wednesday, September 11 it t’s 350 points or more, from 10am Thursday, September 12 it’s 100 points or more and tickets go on general sale from 10am on Friday.
JED STEER
Back-up goalkeeper Nicholas Bilokapic generally played well in the last Posh match at Gillingham, but he still didn’t eradicate all the daft errors that tend to haunt him. The more experienced Steer is therefore back for the more important League One game.
SAM CURTIS
The on-loan right-back has scored an international goal since his last Posh appearance. He plays against Lincoln City, but it’s already clear Posh have an excellent back-up in James Dornelly. Photo: Joe Dent
JACK SPARKES
The left-back has only shown flashes of his best form so far this season, but Posh let his deputy Harley Mills leave on loan for Enfield Town last week so Sparkes is now a shoo-in selection.
Wallin will hopefully be refreshed after spending some time in his native Sweden. He moves across to right centre-back in place of Emmanuel Fernandez in our team and as a right-footed player he should be more comfortable there. Fernandez has done okay, but Wallin needs to play and so does his new central defensive partner.
