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Peterborough came from behind to win convincingly at Barnsley in League One and maintained their 100% start to the season.

After falling behind to a Barry Cotter goal, Posh responded with an impressive second-half performance featuring goals from Hector Kyprianou, Jonson Clarke-Harris and Kwame Poku.

Both sides enjoyed chances in the opening half, as Peterborough's Ephron Mason-Clark threatened early on and forced Liam Roberts to make a save.

At the other end, Nicholas Bilokapic was tested by Jon Russell and Nicky Cadden, before Roberts then made another important save, thwarting Randall after he was put through by Kyprianou.

The home side took the lead when Cotter sent in a low driven cross from the right which found its way into the back of the net.

Tykes goalkeeper Roberts made further fine saves to deny Randall, Poku and Clarke-Harris before Peterborough kickstarted their late flurry.

After 74 minutes, Peter Kioso reached the byline and pulled the ball back to Kyprianou, who fired into the far corner of the net.

Clarke-Harris struck two minutes later, netting from close-range following Poku's scuffed shot.

Poku added a third five minutes from time, firing into the roof of the net after creating space for himself inside the area, as Barnsley tasted defeat for the first time this season.

Match report supplied by PA Media.