Peterborough United v Barnsley FC: Davis Keillor-Dunn on 'defining moments' and resolving Reds' perplexing League One season
Trailing 1-0 at Bolton Wanderers heading into the final 10 minutes, the visitors claimed a precious equaliser courtesy of the former Mansfield Town player and it proved the catalyst to Adam Phillips firing a dramatic late winner to revitalise the Reds after a fraught period in their campaign. The boost was timely for Darrell Clarke’s side, who finish a rollercoaster 2024 in the Fens on Sunday.
Keillor-Dunn, who joined at the end of the summer window, said: "I’d like to think I am an experienced player at 27.
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Hide Ad"I have seen a lot of things and defining moments can change your season. If we do that, things will go in our favour a little bit.


"It’s big moments in games. I look back to the Birmingham game and the (Jay) Stansfield winner. It was from a corner kick to the back post and he just got himself free.
"It’s just being more solid in those moments and have a little bit more desire to keep the ball out of our net.
“It’s in-game management and having a little bit more nous about you, maybe grab your man and say: ‘you are not going to score here’."
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Hide AdBoasting the joint second-best away record in the division and the fourth worst on home soil, Barnsley will be glad to see out the old calendar year on the road.
They face a Posh side who slumped to a dismal 3-0 home reverse to Mansfield on Thursday - their second wretched result in front of home fans this month after similarly poor loss to lowly Burton.
"We seem a different team away from home and I don’t know what it is, (maybe) teams come and up their game because it’s Oakwell and they think it’s a good stadium,” added Keillor-Dunn
"But it’s something the lads have got to put to the back of their minds. We've got to try and build a bit of momentum. The frustration for me is that we’ve had some really good runs and then there’s a dip. If we put a few wins together, we can forget about that home form."