13-07-2021, 13:40
Preston North End continue their pre-season schedule this evening with a trip to St Johnstone.
Played at McDiarmid Park, the game will get underway at 7pm and will take place in front of 1,000 home spectators, with away fans unfortunately unable to attend.
The St Johnstone supporters attending the game will be glad to get back to watching their team live, having missed the best season in the club’s history last year.
Former PNE defender Callum Davidson led his side to a remarkable cup double, winning both the Scottish Cup and Scottish League Cup.
Davidson, who played well over 150 times for North End, isn’t the only Lilywhites link, with striker Stevie May one of their star men.
The Scot scored ten goals in all competitions for the Saints last season, finishing as their top scorer.
This game makes up PNE’s first of the Scotland pre-season camp and the second of their preparations so far, having won 8-3 against Bamber Bridge last weekend.
The likes of Matthew Olosunde, Izzy Brown and Ched Evans all didn’t feature in that game, but have all travelled to Scotland and could play a part this evening.
Scholars Josh Seary, Noah Mawene and Lewis Leigh have also made the journey, as well as first-year professional goalkeeper Oliver Lombard.
Played at McDiarmid Park, the game will get underway at 7pm and will take place in front of 1,000 home spectators, with away fans unfortunately unable to attend.
The St Johnstone supporters attending the game will be glad to get back to watching their team live, having missed the best season in the club’s history last year.
Former PNE defender Callum Davidson led his side to a remarkable cup double, winning both the Scottish Cup and Scottish League Cup.
Davidson, who played well over 150 times for North End, isn’t the only Lilywhites link, with striker Stevie May one of their star men.
The Scot scored ten goals in all competitions for the Saints last season, finishing as their top scorer.
This game makes up PNE’s first of the Scotland pre-season camp and the second of their preparations so far, having won 8-3 against Bamber Bridge last weekend.
The likes of Matthew Olosunde, Izzy Brown and Ched Evans all didn’t feature in that game, but have all travelled to Scotland and could play a part this evening.
Scholars Josh Seary, Noah Mawene and Lewis Leigh have also made the journey, as well as first-year professional goalkeeper Oliver Lombard.
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