Richard Kone's goal was his 20th of the season for Wycombe
Richard Kone's stoppage-time equaliser kept Wycombe in the automatic promotion places in League One as they snatched a draw at Peterborough.
The Chairboys trailed to Malik Mothersille's penalty at the Weston Homes Stadium but found a response in the nick of time to stay second, ahead of Wrexham on goal difference.
Peterborough took the lead in the 16th minute through a nerveless Mothersille spot kick after Abraham Odoh had been fouled by Josh Scowen.
Wycombe goalkeeper Will Norris almost gifted the Posh a second goal in first-half stoppage time when he fumbled Hector Kyprianou's harmless-looking strike against a post before opposite number Jed Steer denied Dan Udoh moments later at the other end.
Kone, the Chairboys' top scorer, then came within a whisker of equalising six minutes into the second half when his shot smashed against an upright.
Just when it looked as though the visitors were heading for a damaging defeat, Kone came to their rescue three minutes into added time by converting after Luke Leahy's shot was deflected into his path.
Report supplied by PA Media.
"I felt we had a lot more energy and purpose, and rolled our sleeves up and made it really difficult" - Wycombe boss Mike Dodds
