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Ronnie Moore wants to see Rovers build on their first away win of the season at Huddersfield when they travel to Peterborough on Saturday.

Tranmere take on Darren Ferguson's Posh who have scored nine goals in their three home games so far this season.

The Manager told Tranmere World: "We got back to basics with the two banks of four, albeit different players in some positions. The wide players worked hard on Saturday, and we've got a bit of pace to counterattack teams.

"We should be being bright and positive now. We should be going to Peterborough looking to win the game. We got three points from the away game on Saturday and we should be looking to make it six now.

"They were very unfortunate not to win at Northampton. It will be another tough game for us, but there are no easy games. Whoever you play it's about your attitude and organisation. We know they're going to be an attacking force, but we know where their Achilles heel is and we've got to exploit that.

"It's two attacking sides, they'll certainly be going for it as they're at home. They've got an injury to Maclean up front, but they've got other options of players who can score goals. We have to be strong defensively, and if we are, we've got enough attacking wise to cause them one or two problems."

Moore has a full squad to select from after Godwin Antwi came through Wednesday night's Reserve game unscathed.

The Manager added: "Everybody is fine and wants to play. We've got 21 fit and training this morning and we'll take 18 down to Peterborough."