Peterborough United 1-2 Shrewsbury Town

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Shrewsbury climbed out of the League One relegation zone thanks to a first win in 10 games as they triumphed at Peterborough.

Sam Ricketts' men received a helping hand from a former Shrews player - Ivan Toney - as they came from behind to collect only the second win of their current boss' reign and just a second away success of the campaign.

They fell behind when Jason Naismith headed his first Posh goal from Marcus Maddison's free-kick from the right in the 10th minute.

But the match changed dramatically in the 27th minute as Posh frontman Toney was sent off for deliberately handling a goalbound Omar Beckles effort.

Shrews skipper Ollie Norburn tucked away the resulting penalty and the visitors completed a quick turnaround in the 36th minute as Tyrese Campbell struck with a terrific 20-yard finish from Shaun Whalley's short free-kick.

Shrewsbury's task became harder when Norburn was dismissed in the 62nd minute after collecting a second caution in quick succession, but they were also closest to another goal as former Posh midfielder Anthony Grant hit a post.

Match report supplied by the Press Association.

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