John and Charlie are not in good spirits as they discuss the 2-0 defeat to Bradford in the Carabao Cup

Another week, another dramatic stoppage-time equaliser for Peterborough United!

Posh leave Bromley with a point thanks to a late Masara goal, but is this another sign of progress under Robbie Savage or another missed opportunity against a relegation rival?

Harry, Ashley and John discuss a frustrating afternoon in difficult conditions, with plenty of debate about the squad's quality, summer recruitment and the continuing struggles in front of goal.

On the agenda:

• Masara's late equaliser and whether he deserves to start.
• The impressive emergence of Lucca Mendonca.
• Harry Leonard's finishing and the chances that keep going begging.
• Why Posh struggle against sides that surrender possession.
• Robbie Savage's tactical options and the lack of quality out wide.
• Liam Kelly's role and the midfield problems.
• The relegation battle and a huge run of upcoming fixtures.
• A look ahead to Bradford City in the Carabao Cup.

Is a point at Bromley enough, or do Posh need to start turning these performances into victories?

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Bromley in Turmoil! Can Posh Capitalise? | Countdown to Kick-Off

It's been a turbulent week at Bromley, with the shock departure of Andy Woodman leaving the Ravens searching for answers ahead of Peterborough United's visit to Hayes Lane.

Ashley and Lodz are joined by Bromley supporter Andrew, who shares his reaction to Woodman's exit, explains Bromley's defensive struggles and identifies the players Posh should be wary of.

We also welcome AD to discuss Robbie Savage's attacking philosophy, the 4-1 defeat at Huddersfield, potential team changes and whether Posh can continue their winning league form.

Plus, we assess the performances of former Posh players Ben Thompson and Jacob Mendy, debate the importance of Tom O'Connor's potential return and deliver our score predictions.

And, of course, there's another ridiculous Lodz XI!

Can Posh take advantage of the uncertainty at Bromley, or will a managerial change inspire a response from the home side?