No goals yet but the opportunities are aplenty. Who will be the first to taste the glory of a goal, I wonder?

The home side began the stronger of the two, with forward Garath McCleary creating chaos and Peterborough unable to keep extended spells of possession to build their attack.

But once keeper Jed Steer took a seat, a chat with boss Darren Ferguson seemed to breathe new life into the Posh as they pressed the turbo button on their own attacks to cause Wycombe goal keeper Franco Ravizzoli some real trouble with a handful of shots.

The Argentinian's double save was pivotal in keeping a clean sheet with Posh growing into the game. The visiting fans will be hoping to see more of that when they trot back out of the tunnel.

Shaun Whalley's goal after eight minutes separates the two sides at the break.

Barrow have responded well after going a goal down in search of an equaliser, carving out some decent chances. Likewise Accrington have also looked for a second and have had some chances themselves.

But it's Stanley who have a slender lead and are on course to make it two wins in two.

Tim Dellor
BBC Berkshire sport editor

When we ask him later, I'm sure he'll say that's the best goal he's ever scored.

Crawley look shellshocked.

Mick Gooding
Ex-Reading player/manager on BBC Radio Berkshire

Surely the best goal he's scored in a Reading shirt.

You can't hit a ball sweeter than that.

Wycombe keeper Franco Ravizzoli is finding himself front and centre.

Kwame Poku swings one in with pace but Ravizzoli's quick feet blocks the ball before it meets the net. He then has to use his gloves for a second save as the Chairboys find themselves in the referee's favour to end the attack - much to Darren Ferguson's dismay.

Yellow card awarded to Emmanuel Fernandez just to rub salt into the wound.

Peterborough have found their feet.

A pass towards goal sees Franco Ravizzoli scrambling. The keeper knocks it out with his hands but but only as far as a lurking Joel Randall, who is almost given the chance to have a strike at goal.

He doesn't manage to get a foothold though, and get his effort away, and the danger is averted.

Crawley's Max Anderson has also been shown a yellow card for a foul in the build up to that chance.

Sam Smith has flashed another great chance wide. The ball is floated in from the left and he sends his header well, well wide.

He may have been offside but he was unmarked 10 yards out and that's a poor miss.

Barrow carve out another chance and Sam Foley is involved again.

He plays a ball across the box and Kian Spence meets it but he fires over.

Meanwhile at the other end, Liam Coyle has a decent chance to double Accrington's lead but he heads wide following a corner.

Just before that Crawley equaliser, Ronan Darcy had fizzed an excellent effort just past the post via a small deflection.

It's fair to say the visitors were good value for the leveller and this is shaping up to be some game.

Wycombe's Fred Onyedinma goes racing and finds himself rolling around on the deck before he can get anywhere close to his destination.

It's Donay O'Brien-Brady that stops the winger in his tracks and the midfielder's cynical challenge finds his name written into the book.

Mick Gooding
Ex-Reading player/manager on BBC Radio Berkshire

Since Reading scored you have to give credit to Crawley because it's been coming.

Wycombe midfielder Aaron Morley sends a set-piece into the box and it's a good one.

Caleb Taylor get his head onto it and it narrowly misses the target, flying inches wide of the post.

Ben Stevenson
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire reporter

There's no doubt about it, Posh have found it tough getting up the pitch against this industrious Wycombe press.

A chat with the boss seems to have worked a trick as Wycombe defender Jack Grimmer needs to intervene with an on-the-move Malik Mothersille to knock the ball out of play.

Wycombe soon put a stop to the attack though and win themselves a free-kick up the other end.

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Oh my word, what a massive chance for Crawley to draw level!

An awful pass out by Reading goalkeeper David Button goes straight to Ronan Darcy on the edge of the box.

He skips past a man and squares it to Junior Quitirna five yards out... but his effort is blocked on the line by Amadou Mbengue.

From scoring at one end to hero at the other. Brilliant from Mbengue who picks up a knock for his efforts and is getting some treatment.

Barrow continue to press forward and create another chance.

This time it's Sam Foley who sets himself up by flicking the ball up inside the area and he hits a low volley, but he drags it wide of the far post.

Posh keeper Jed Steer is on the floor.

In pain? We couldn't argue differently but the timing seems suspicious given the pressure the visitors have had to withstand these last few minutes.

Darren Ferguson gives his men some words of advice just before play resumes.