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Away Guide
Championship: Preston North End

Preston North End badgeNickname: The Lilywhites
Year formed: 1881
Ground: Deepdale
Capacity: 19,525 2007/08 average: 13,168
For visitors: 3,000 in the Bill Shankly Stand, can be doubled to meet demand.
Record attendance: 42,684
Position last season: 15th in the Championship
Manager: Alan Irvine (November 2007)

Map Players in: Barry Nicholson (Aberdeen, free)
Players out: None
Key man: Sean St Ledger

Record transfer fee paid: £1.5m (David Healy, Manchester United, 2000)
Record transfer fee received: £6m (David Nugent, Portsmouth, 2007)

Ticket office: 0870 442 1966
Official website: www.pnefc.co.uk

Journey: 263 miles
Journey time: 4hr 37mins
For directions to the ground click here

Best League Win: 10-0 v Stoke City 14/09/1889 Division 1

DeepdaleLast meeting: Norwich City 1, Preston North End 0 (February 2, 2008): Darel Russell produced a stunning stoppage time goal to give Norwich City victory over struggling Preston at Carrow Road. As the game entered stoppage time, Russell finally gave the Canaries the lead with a stunning goal. Marshall’s drop-kick was nodded on by Dublin to Russell, just outside the Preston area and he chested the ball down before swivelling to hit a stunning left-foot volley past Lonergan. Full Match Report

Last Norwich away win: 28/09/2002 Preston North End 1 (Cresswell), Norwich City 2 (Nielsen, McVeigh)

Chances: Irvine did a great job to save Preston from relegation and their second half of the season was a good as anyone else’s in the league. They started to find the net regularly having seemed particularly goal-shy with the loss of David Nugent. More than capable at the back, where Sean St Ledger is a big presence, North End maybe lack a touch of flair and guile in the middle of the park and certainly need the likes of Neil Mellor and Chris Brown to score more goals if they want to finish above halfway.


 
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