In an exciting English League One match, Peterborough United and Leyton Orient tied 2-2. Former Ghana U23 player Kwame Poku scored for the third straight game to continue his stellar start to the season. 

Poku equalised in the 42nd minute, connecting with a pass from youthful teammate Malik Mothersille, who also converted a penalty shortly before halftime to give Peterborough the lead. Charlie Kelman, an American attacker, tied the score in the 53rd minute as Leyton Orient rallied.

The game's high point came from Poku's goal, which demonstrated his increasing impact for Peterborough. The youthful attacker has already scored five goals in seven League One games, showcasing his ability and dependability in front of goal. 

Daniel Agyei, an attacker from Ghana who started for Leyton Orient and played for eighty minutes, was also present in the game. Peterborough's strong season debut is maintained with this draw, and Leyton Orient demonstrated their tenacity and will to win. 

This game demonstrated the strength and potential of both teams, demonstrating the enthusiasm and intensity of English League One.