Over 8,000 Leicester fans watched their team get stuffed!

Tony Adcock finished Posh top scorer in the 1992-93 season with 16 Division One goals, followed by Tony Philliskirk (11) and Worrell Sterling (8).

Philliskirk replaced Wembley • hero Ken Charlery who was sold to Division One rivals Watford for a Posh club record £350,000 just five months after his play-off final heroics.

Philliskirk scored on his •

Posh debut in a 2-0 win against Leicester at Filbert Street in front of the live ITV cameras.

Posh also beat •

Leicester 3-0 at London Road that season when Philliskirk (right), Adcock and Marcus Ebdon scored the goals. Ebdon netter with a rare header.

Posh also beat

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Derby home and away even though the Rams spent a relative fortune for the time in the close season, including a £1 million fee for Crystal Palace striker Marco Gabbiadini.

The biggest • Posh win of the Division One season alongside the home success over Leicester was 5-2 against Sunderland at London Road which included a glorious goal for Dominic Iorfa, his only goal of that season.

The biggest Posh defeats • were 4-0 at Millwall and at Portsmouth.

Goalkeeper

• Ian Bennett (right) played in all 55 competitive Posh matches in the 1992-93 campaign. Centreback Steve Welsh made 54 appearances and Adcock made 52.

Posh didn’t fare so well in

• the cups. They lost 3-2 on aggregate to Leicester in the second round of the League Cup and 3-2 to lower level Plymouth in the FA Cup second round.

Posh • boasted an average attendance of 8,064 at London Road that season. The biggest crowd was 15,545 for the late-season win over Leicester which included almost 8,400 visiting fans!

Posh won more away • games (9) than home games (7) in the 1992-93 season. They won five of their first six away trips including a 2-1 success at Watford when Philliskirk scored twice for Posh and Charlery replied for the home side!

Adcock scored twice as •

Posh fought back from 2-0 down to draw at Cambridge. Sterling scored the only goal in the reverse fixture at London Road.