- Peterborough are unbeaten at home in League One 2026/2027 with 1 win from 1 (2.00 goals per game scored, 1.00 per game conceded).
- Stevenage are winless away from home in League One 2026/2027 with 1 draw from 1 (1.00 goals per game away).
- Peterborough have won two of the last three home H2H meetings with Stevenage.
Weston Homes Stadium set for a tight contest
With Peterborough sitting 17th in League One 2026/2027 with three points from three games and Stevenage sitting 18th with just two points from their opening three, this already looks like a battle for survival. Both sides will be looking to get some breathing room early in the season, but neither side are in scintillating form of late.
Peterborough have won three and lost two of their last five games in all competitions, while Stevenage have won one, drawn two and lost two. In their last outings, Peterborough beat Championship side Watford by a 5-1 scoreline away from home in the EFL Cup 2026/2027 before losing 4-0 to Blackpool away in League One, while Stevenage lost 3-0 at home to Reading in the EFL Cup before holding onto a 2-2 draw with Doncaster.
Peterborough can outduel The Boro
This will be a battle of two very different sides, Peterborough play a 4-2-3-1 style of football which is possession-based, with quick vertical passing and aggressive pressing, while Alex Revell sets Stevenage up in a compact 4-2-3-1 which leans on defensive shape, quick transitions and set-piece threat. This looks like a classic possession vs transition clash, with The Posh trying to pin Stevenage back and The Boro hunting turnovers and breaking fast.
Neither side have impressed enough to take in the match outright markets, with both Peterborough and Stevenage set at 79/50 and the draw at 12/5. This is a very even game on paper but Peterborough have won their only home game in League One 2026/2027 and they can get off to a fast start in this one. Stevenage have drawn their only away game in the new campaign, so they can keep it tight, but lack the tools to really make this match their own.
Harry Leonard to make Peterborough pay
Under 2.5 goals and Both Teams to Score - No both fit this cagey contest, which looks likely to be close. Peterborough have scored in their only home game this term and Stevenage have scored in two of their three overall, so we're backing a low-scoring home win on Tuesday night.
Harry Leonard has four goals in his last five appearances for Peterborough, bagging four of his team's seven total goals across that time. Ben Woods has just one goal in two League One games and is the best anytime goal scorer bet for The Posh.
Jordan Roberts has scored 1 goal in 2 League One matches this term, so he remains their sharpest edge in the final third.
