Peterborough United picked up their first point on the road in the Coca-Cola Championship after a 1-1 draw at Queens Park Rangers and striker Aaron Mclean believes the squad can take heart from the display at Loftus Road.

Mclean opened the scoring with a fine header from a Tom Williams cross, but Wayne Routledge levelled the scores before the break with a close-range finish.

Posh dominated much of the second half and had a late goal from Craig Mackail-Smith ruled out for offside, a decision that Mclean would like to see again.

'Craig insisted afterwards that he wasn't offside so we would like to see that one again. It was just typical of our luck at the minute that it was chalked off.

'We can take a lot of positives from the performance, particularly in the second half where nobody can argue we were the better side. I was pleased to score, the strikers always moan at the wingers and the full-backs when they take ages to cross, but to be fair to Tom he put a great ball in and his delivery was excellent all game.

'For me personally, I am confident I can score goals at this level and as a team we have nothing to fear. Obviously we want to continue to build on our good performances and I am sure the win is just around the corner,' Mclean said.