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Port Vale’s loss to Peterborough has left them struggling in the relegation zone, while Peterborough’s victory has boosted their pursuit of automatic promotion. The hosts took the lead just before half time with Joel Randall’s impressive 25-yard strike that took a double deflection off Vale players Rhys Walters and Alex Iacovitti.

Despite several missed opportunities from Randall, Ephron Mason-Clark, Ricky-Jade Jones, and Kwame Poku, Peterborough were able to extend their lead in the second half. Harrison Burrows, who scored in the EFL Trophy final, found the back of the net again from the penalty spot after Josh Knight was fouled by Ryan Loft.

Burrows was instrumental in sealing the victory for Peterborough when his cross was unfortunately headed into his own net by Iacovitti. This result pushed Port Vale back into the relegation zone on goal difference, as they struggled to create meaningful chances throughout the match.

In the end, Peterborough’s clinical finishing and strong defensive display secured them a crucial victory as they continue their push for promotion. Port Vale will need to regroup and find ways to improve their performance in order to climb out of the relegation zone in their remaining matches.

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