- Bromley's home record in League One this season is 1 win, 1 draw and 2 defeats from 4 matches.
- Peterborough United are 19th in the league with 9 points from 10 matches, a step above Bromley.
- Bromley have 4 defeats in their last 5 games, and 4 losses in a row.
Side with the sharpness of the visitors
Bromley are in a rut of 4 straight defeats, the last 3 of which are clear to see. A 4-0 loss in the EFL Trophy at Crawley Town was then followed by a 2-1 defeat at Mansfield Town in League One, while a 1-0 away defeat at Stockport County ensured that they sat 22nd in League One with 8 points from 8 games.
Andy Woodman's side are already in the relegation fight then, and it doesn't look as if it will ease up anytime soon if Peterborough United have anything to say about it.
Peterborough United have 3 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss in their last 5 matches, with a 4-1 EFL Trophy win over Ipswich Town U21, a 3-1 away win against Leicester City in League One and a 2-2 home draw with Burton Albion.
Robbie Savage has certainly made Peterborough United sharper and more dangerous, with Ben Woods their main goal scorer with 2 goals in League One after 7 games.
Harry Leonard has chipped in with 3 goals in their last 5, so he looks a threat to Bromley, who have been much slower to get going in front of goal.
Victor Adeboyejo is their top scorer with 4 goals in 7, while John McKiernan is looking to ignite a team who have looked blunt in recent weeks, scoring 2 goals in their last 5.
Avoiding the home team at home
This Bromley side play a compact, transition-heavy style, with a back 3 or a tight 4-1-4-1 designed to play the ball out from the back, look to create danger from set-pieces and pounce when opponents are exposed.
Peterborough are a little more open, so there could be more space for them to work on the transitions of this game at the Copperjax Community Stadium, England, and it could be here that Savage's side are able to nick the game.
It looks to be a close affair though, with the home side at 33/20, the visitors at 133/100 and the draw at 12/5. We're going to give the edge to the away side, but a Peterborough result and under 3.5 goals looks a great fit for this match, as the hosts are finding goals hard to come by.
