Bromley pegged back by Peterborough as post-Andy Woodman era begins
The Ravens took the lead inside 10 minutes through Michael Cheek but Vernon Masara levelled late on.
Bromley could not kick off the post-Andy Woodman era with a win as Vernon Masara’s last-gasp leveller secured Peterborough a point from a hard-fought 1-1 draw.
The Ravens took the lead inside 10 minutes with Michael Cheek getting among the goals for the first time in Sky Bet League One. The frontman latched on to a loose ball in the penalty area before sweeping home.
Will Hondermarck nearly made it two moments later when his driving run drew a save from Alex Bass at his near post.
Harry Leonard should have drawn Peterborough level on the half-hour mark but the frontman placed his free header wide with only Grant Smith to beat.
Six minutes before the interval, Ethan Williams’ curling effort forced Smith into a fine save low at his right-hand post.
Despite controlling possession in the second half, the Posh failed to create clear-cut opportunities.
Kamarl Grant’s header 15 minutes from time went close to doubling Bromley’s lead but Bass was on hand to deny him.
Substitute Nicke Kabamba missed a golden opportunity two minutes from time as Lucca Mendonca denied him with a last-gasp challenge and that proved critical when Masara rounded Smith deep into stoppage time to grab a point.