28-06-2020, 10:34
Preston manager Alex Neil told BBC Radio Lancashire:
"I think our biggest frustration is we didn't make the best of our opportunities to hurt them
"The manner of how we conceded the first goal was disappointing and the second was also really poor defending.
"We got some great chances though after conceding those two goals and our endeavour to get back into the game saw us make some fairly strange decisions at key stages."
Cardiff City manager Neil Harris told BBC Sport Wales:
"It is a huge, huge win. We felt it was vital that we followed up last week's really impressive performance and result against Leeds with another solid one today.
"So [I am] delighted that we've played so well at times with the football and that we've got the three points.
"Ultimately at this stage of the season it's the points that matter, it's a big confidence boost. It pushes us in the right direction and dents the chances of a fellow promotion rival in Preston.
"When you're 1-0 up away from home, you're flying you want to see it out. But when you concede, to bounce back like we did to go on and score two really good goals, that's testament to my players."
"I think our biggest frustration is we didn't make the best of our opportunities to hurt them
"The manner of how we conceded the first goal was disappointing and the second was also really poor defending.
"We got some great chances though after conceding those two goals and our endeavour to get back into the game saw us make some fairly strange decisions at key stages."
Cardiff City manager Neil Harris told BBC Sport Wales:
"It is a huge, huge win. We felt it was vital that we followed up last week's really impressive performance and result against Leeds with another solid one today.
"So [I am] delighted that we've played so well at times with the football and that we've got the three points.
"Ultimately at this stage of the season it's the points that matter, it's a big confidence boost. It pushes us in the right direction and dents the chances of a fellow promotion rival in Preston.
"When you're 1-0 up away from home, you're flying you want to see it out. But when you concede, to bounce back like we did to go on and score two really good goals, that's testament to my players."
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