Peterborough United boss Graham Westley has said that tonight's game against Coventry City won't be the game Sky TV are expecting.
Peterborough are without five players and City three due to international duty and speaking about the game to the Peterborough Telegraph, Westley said: "It won’t be the game Sky thought they were getting, but it will be a competitive one,” Westley stated. “My players put on the best training session I’ve seen in my time here on Tuesday (March 22) so I know they are in great form.
“The football they produced was fantastic and I’m confident we will play well.
“The television cameras don’t put players off these days. Every game and every goal is shown on television so players won’t be fussed by a live TV audience.
“The last time we were on TV, against West Brom in the FA Cup, we were very good. So good in fact Barry Fry (director of football) said it was the best display he’d seen in his 20 years at the club.
“We were without Michael Smith and Ricardo Santos that night as well and they had been flying.
“We are missing some good players tonight, but we still have many good ones to select from.
“Coventry are missing some strong peformers as well, but they are a big club with a big squad and a top manager so they will be very competitive. Their replacement players will want to show what they can do as will mine.
“The first game this season between the sides saw the best and worst of us as we were 2-0 up at half-time, but lost 3-2.
“We are in the mood to put that result right.”