POSH turned round a first half defecit with three goals in three minutes against new boys Accrington Stanley at London Road on Saturday.
After falling behind in the first half and having a goal disallowed straight after the break it was a penalty that finally got United back into the match.
Ben Futcher was impeded as the ball came into the box and Trevor Benjamin stepped up to hammer home his 7th league goal of the season and level the scores.
The nippy Aaron McLean then set off on a poweful run and shot which Dunbavin could only parry to the greatful Danny Crow who notched in consecutive home matches from the rebound.
McLean then got his just reward cutting in again from the left before shooting across the gloveman for 3-1.
This lad looks to have a bit of star quality about him and after building up his confidence in the Conference early season, he is keen to carry his form into League 2.
There was still time for the usual POSH defensive calamity as Mark Tyler was beaten direct from a corner, but Crow lashed home another to make the game safe late on.
Goals, excitement, action and three points. What will the POSH fans find to moan about now?
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Gets to be a problem when you’ve nothing left to moan about, as a Villa fan I can’t believe we are now singing in favour of a chairman.
wow… quite a game.. a great comeback for you and a good result..