29-02-2024, 21:07
Who’s Available?
Duane Holmes and Kian Best are back in training and available for the weekend after both missing the whole of February.
Robbie Brady, who was absent through a knock last Friday, has returned to training and if he gets through the final two days of the week, he could feature against Hull.
Brad Potts and Ched Evans are the only two who will definitely miss out.
Opposition Focus
Hull City have been in and around the top six all season long, and they currently occupy the final Play-Off position heading into the final dozen matches.
Their January transfer business has seen them really kick on in recent matches, having added Premier League quality in Liverpool’s Fábio Carvalho, Burnley’s Anass Zaroury, and Luton Town’s Ryan Giles, among others.
Liam Rosenior’s side are only three points from equaling last season’s final tally, and they’ll be hoping they can do enough to stay within those Play-Off places for a shot at returning to the Premier League for the first time since the 2016/17 campaign.
Referee: Thomas Bramall
Assistant Referees: Matthew Wilkes and Derek Eaton
Fourth Official: Anthony Backhouse
Thomas Bramall will take charge of his fourth North End fixture of the season this weekend and his first of the campaign at Deepdale.
One of those saw PNE come out on top, in the late 2-1 victory over Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park, and in total this season Bramall has shown 101 yellow cards and two reds in 23 matches.
MACS VIEW
Interesting game against a side who have won their last three away, against a side(us) who even I have to say were impressive last Friday night, they have a couple of flair players and Greaves at the back was impressive at their gaff, mauled by the Tigers maybe
Duane Holmes and Kian Best are back in training and available for the weekend after both missing the whole of February.
Robbie Brady, who was absent through a knock last Friday, has returned to training and if he gets through the final two days of the week, he could feature against Hull.
Brad Potts and Ched Evans are the only two who will definitely miss out.
Opposition Focus
Hull City have been in and around the top six all season long, and they currently occupy the final Play-Off position heading into the final dozen matches.
Their January transfer business has seen them really kick on in recent matches, having added Premier League quality in Liverpool’s Fábio Carvalho, Burnley’s Anass Zaroury, and Luton Town’s Ryan Giles, among others.
Liam Rosenior’s side are only three points from equaling last season’s final tally, and they’ll be hoping they can do enough to stay within those Play-Off places for a shot at returning to the Premier League for the first time since the 2016/17 campaign.
Referee: Thomas Bramall
Assistant Referees: Matthew Wilkes and Derek Eaton
Fourth Official: Anthony Backhouse
Thomas Bramall will take charge of his fourth North End fixture of the season this weekend and his first of the campaign at Deepdale.
One of those saw PNE come out on top, in the late 2-1 victory over Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park, and in total this season Bramall has shown 101 yellow cards and two reds in 23 matches.
MACS VIEW
Interesting game against a side who have won their last three away, against a side(us) who even I have to say were impressive last Friday night, they have a couple of flair players and Greaves at the back was impressive at their gaff, mauled by the Tigers maybe
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