Round-up: Murphy denies Cherries, Ferguson under attack, Hasselbaink on a high A superb double save by Artur Borac kept them ahead at the interval but five minutes after the break Teddy Bishop equalised. Four minutes later Matt Ritchie restored Bournemouth's lead after good work by Tokelo Rantie, who was injured in the process, leading to 12 minutes of added time, but Ipswich snatched a point with a header by Daryl Murphy. Mick McCarthy, the Ipswich manager, said: "I would take a point without getting off the bus because of how competitive this league is." Stuart Pearce's Nottingham Forest continued their revival with a 3-0 win at Wolves where Henry Lansbury scored one of the goals. Pearce, who picked Lansbury after he trained well on Thursday, said: "If we are to be a successful side, Lansbury has to contribute with performances and goals." Posh chairman launches Twitter rant after defeat Darragh MacAnthony unleashed a stinging attack on Darren Ferguson and the rest of his Peterborough United management team after their 2-1 home defeat by Swindon. Posh's chairman said via Twitter: "I apologize to Posh fans as I cant defend management setting up for a 0-0 at home, nor defend at 0-2 down waiting till 72nd Min to bring on our leading goal scorer/attacking plyrs. Nor can I defend the players waiting till 0-2 down to start playing with attacking mentality. I have given them all patience, nurturing support but now time for different approach. Not good enough. My apologies! Jimmy Floyd has Burton flying up to the top Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink continued his fine start as Burton Albion's manager when the Brewers beat third-placed Luton 1‑0 at home to join Wycombe at the top of League Two. Phil Edwards headed the only goal from Matty Palmer's corner to sink Luton, allowing Burton to build on last week's victory at Wycombe.