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Championship
team-logoPreston North End
1 - 1
FT
team-logoWrexham
H. Armstrong 81'
K. Moore 4'
(HT 0-1) (FT 1-1)

Preston North End vs WrexhamResults & stats,

Key Events

Stats

PNE

Summary

WRE
  • 57%

    Ball possession

    43%
  • 24

    Total shots

    9
  • 7

    Shots on target

    3
  • 16

    Corners

    2
  • 8

    Fouls Committed

    6
  • 1

    Offsides

    1
PNE

Attacking

WRE
  • 24

    Total shots

    9
  • 7

    Shots on target

    3
  • 9

    Shots off target

    5
  • 8

    Blocked shots

    1
PNE

Defence

WRE
  • 2

    Saves

    5
  • 6

    Free Kicks

    8
PNE

Discipline

WRE
  • 1

    Yellow cards

    1
  • 0

    Red cards

    0

Injuries and Suspensions

  • No sidelined players
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Injuries and Suspensions

  • No sidelined players
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Pick your winner

Preston North End24%37
53%85
Wrexham23%37

Match details

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Championship - Game Week 19
Deepdale

Championship crestChampionship

PosTeamPWDLFA+/-PTSForm
19Norwich City crestNorwich City410357-23
L
W
L
L
20Portsmouth crestPortsmouth410358-33
L
L
W
L
21Stoke City crestStoke City410349-53
W
L
L
L
22Wrexham crestWrexham302134-12
L
D
D
23Burnley crestBurnley301249-51
L
L
D
24Preston North End crestPreston North End400439-60
L
L
L
L
Full tables
  • Wrexham denied victory at Preston by late equaliser

    Wrexham made it nine matches unbeaten in the Championship but saw all three points stolen away from them at Deepdale as teenager Harrison Armstrong equalised late on for Preston North End. The Red Dragons had led ever since the fourth minute through a simple Kieffer Moore finish, with James McClean clearing off the line and Arthur Okonkwo making a string of top-class saves before Preston equalised to share the spoils in a 1-1 draw between two sides with play-off ambitions.
    Wrexham Preston
  • Wrexham's EPL promotion dream is ON after unbeaten run

    When Wrexham lost 3-1 at home to Queens Park Rangers on September 13, they were 21st in the 24-team Championship, with just four points from their opening five games. It felt like a brutal reality check for fans dreaming of promotion to the Premier League just two years after getting out of the National League. Manager Phil Parkinson refused to panic, though.
    Wrexham's promotion dream.jpg
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