West Brom boss Tony Mowbray had no excuses after their 1-1 draw with FA Cup opponents Peterborough United.

Craig Mackail-Smith had hit the woodwork and squandered a golden chance before cancelling out Jonas Olsson's opener for West Brom three minutes from time with his 18th goal of the campaign.

Mowbray admitted: "We can't have any complaints. They worked extremely hard and played to their strengths.

"They got a late equaliser and they do know how to chase a game and good luck to them.

"There was a different atmosphere in the stadium. The FA Cup probably doesn't reach the intensity of the Premier League and yet you've got to try to make that intensity on the football field.

"It is sometimes difficult for players with the stadium not full like it is every week. But take nothing away from them. I felt they deserved their replay.

"We will go to London Road again and try to get a positive result like the last couple of times we have been there."