The last time Peterborough and Sheffield Wednesday crossed paths was in a League One play-off thriller, offering hope of some decent entertainment when they renew acquaintances on Saturday.
Four seasons ago Posh thought they were on their way to Wembley after drubbing Wednesday 4-0 at home in their play-off semi-final, only for the Owls to storm back with a 5-1 triumph a few days later in the return at Hillsborough.
It was Sheff Wed who won on penalties and would go on to win promotion, though it has been a shocking decline since.
While Wednesday have been enduring more downs than ups since that famous night, Peterborough have remained stubbornly in League One and know that home form will be critical if they are to mount any sort of a promotion push this term.
Best Bet - Either To Score First - Harry Leonard or Jamal Lowe @ 11/4
Alternative Bet - Over 4.5 Peterborough Corners @ 5/6
Bet Builder - Sheffield Wednesday to Win Either Half, Over 5 Sheffield Wednesday Corners, Half With Most Goals - Second Half @ 5/1
Best Bet: Either To Score First - Harry Leonard or Jamal Lowe @ 11/4
Peterborough have taken four points from their two home games, Wednesday six from their two away games, so you could make a case for either side this weekend.
You can also make a decent argument for one or both of the division's hottest shots having an impact once again.
Peterborough have found the net in three of six games this season, netting eight goals in total, and Harry Leonard has scored four of those.
The Owls have scored in four of six with a 12-goal haul in total. Jamal Lowe has five of those and has pinged off more shots - 23 - than any other player in the division.
The 11/4 that one of these two penalty-taking, in-form, goal machines finds the net looks perfectly acceptable.
Alternative Bet: Over 4.5 Peterborough Corners @ 5/6
Posh had a night to forget on Tuesday with no shots on target in a 0-0 draw against Stevenage, despite having over 60 per cent of the ball.
They only won three corners in the stalemate, although in their other home game - the 2-1 win over Mansfield - they had six, and also won five in their 4-0 loss at Blackpool.
At home, Luke Williams' side will always be positive and against a Wednesday side creaking with injuries and sore from a really bruising encounter at Wycombe on Tuesday, the hosts can rack up at least five corners.
Sheffield Wednesday to Win Either Half
Over 5 Sheffield Wednesday Corners
Half With Most Goals - Second Half
Pays 5/1
Wednesday have started their new era under Arise Capital positively and having won their two away games so far they clearly travel well.
Take the Owls to win at least one half as the first leg of your London Road Bet Builder.
Wednesday are averaging 6.5 corners per game, clearing five corners in three of their four matches.
They won six at Wycombe on Tuesday night and can win at least six at Peterborough.
Finally, have the second half to be the highest scoring half. There have been 16 goals in Posh's six games in all competitions, 11 during the second half of those matches.
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Peterborough are 18th after four games with their four points coming from their two home games, a 2-1 win over Mansfield and Tuesday's 0-0 draw with Stevenage
Wednesday are second on nine points; they have won each of their away games at Leyton Orient and Wycombe, both by 2-1 scorelines
Harry Leonard has scored four of Posh's eight goals this season
Callum Slattery, booked 11 times for Motherwell last term, has been cautioned in each of his last two Owls outings
Peterborough failed to muster a single effort on target against Stevenage on Tuesday, the first time they had done that since January, coincidentally also against Stevenage
Jamal Lowe has scored five goals in six appearances for Wednesday
Lowe has also committed 11 fouls, the second most of any player in the division
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