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Preston North End vs Nottingham Forest Match Preview

14 February 2019

It’s a different Nottingham Forest to the one we faced at the City Ground back in December.

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Ticket Information: Nottingham Forest

14 February 2019
Since then Aitor Karanka has left, to be replaced by a man with a legendary playing status for the Reds, Martin O’Neill, with another ex-player, Roy Keane, joining him to help steer the club in its aims to return to the top flight for the first time since the late 1990s.
 
A number of January acquisitions have also bolstered an already impressive squad at the disposal of the pair who had been until late 2018, been looking after the fortunes of the Republic of Ireland, including North End trio Alan Browne, Sean Maguire and Callum Robinson – who were all given their international bow by O’Neill.
 
The Lilywhites, meanwhile, go into the game full of confidence. Four wins from the last five games and six unbeaten since the first league game of 2019, they are on an upward trajectory and looking to try and make it nine points from nine from a tricky week of fixtures.
 
Ticket Information
It’s a 3pm kick-off for our second home game in the space of three days, as we take on Martin O’Neill’s Nottingham Forest in the SkyBet Championship at Deepdale this Saturday…
 
 
 
Ref Watch
It was December 2017 the last time Saturday’s match official, Tim Robinson, took charge of the Lilywhites…
 
 
Memorable Match
Back in March 2010, a first half blitz from Darren Ferguson’s Lilywhites, blew away former North End manager Billy Davies’ Nottingham Forest, despite a spirited second half comeback from the Reds…
 
 
The One And Only Issue 20
There is no better way to win over your new club’s fans than scoring quickly – and Brad Potts has done just that…
 
 
Team News
Preston North End manager Alex Neil has said that he may need to rotate his squad, with the side’s third big game in the space of a week…
 
 
Match Coverage
Whether you’re overseas and watching on iFollow or in the UK and listening to the game on our coverage, you’ll hear the tones of former PNE and Nottingham Forest skipper Paul McKenna this weekend…
 
 
Opposition View
Nottingham Forest manager Martin O’Neill is expecting a difficult game when he brings his side to Deepdale to face the Lilywhites on Saturday...
 
 
Alex Neil’s Preview
Preston North End manager Alex Neil believes his side will again need to reach the very peak of their form if they are to make it three wins in a week against Martin O’Neill’s Nottingham Forest at the weekend…
 
 
Tom Barkhuizen Interview
Preston North End attacker Tom Barkhuizen feels that Wednesday night’s win over then league leaders Norwich City was the best display the Lilywhites have put in since in joined the club in January 2017…
 

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Match Reports

Preston North End 0 Nottingham Forest 0

16 February 2019

Preston North End had to settle for a point from their final game of a busy week, after battling out a goalless draw with Martin O’Neill’s Nottingham Forest at Deepdale.

Manager Alex Neil opted to go with the same 18 that had turned out against then league leaders Norwich City in the week, with Paul Gallagher again skippering the young side, this meant only only change had been made in the last six games.
 
In a similar vein to the previous games, it was the Lilywhites who got off to a blistering start and were unlucky not to be ahead six minutes in when Tom Barkhuizen threaded Darnell Fisher through into the right-hand side of the penalty area. The No.2 got to the byline and drilled a ball across, that Brad Potts got something on, but Costel Pantilimon in the visitors’ goal, in front of the Alan Kelly Town End, managed to somehow smother the ball away for one of a flurry of early PNE corners.
 
But after a promising start the visitors had the better of the next half an hour, with more possession and capitalising on some loose play, with Daryl Murphy and Lewis Grabban both going close – in fact the latter had the ball in the net, only to be denied by an offside flag just after the half hour mark. And with 90 seconds left in the half the Forest top scorer was denied again, this time by Rudd, after he had broken into space behind the North End backline.
 
A change at half-time saw Jayden Stockley on for Gallagher and a change in formation as well, with two up front for the Lilywhites, Maguire playing alongside the man brought into the action for the second period.
 
On 63 minutes the big Forest goalkeeper made a superb stop to deny Potts on the volley at the back post, after a flick on from Stockley from Fisher’s deep cross from the right-hand side. The effort came through Alexander Milosevic and thus made it very difficult for the visiting stopper, who made an excellent block to keep the scores level.
 
A double change followed this attempt, with Johnson and Nmecha on for Maguire and Barkhuizen as the manager looked to add a fresh impetus to his side’s attacking threat, but despite the best efforts of the side and even a last second free kick that saw Browne head over Johnson’s cross from the left, the game remained goalless.
 
PNE line-up: Rudd, Fisher, Hughes, Pearson, Storey, Davies, Potts, Gallagher (c) (Stockley, 46), Maguire (Nmecha, 64), Browne, Barkhuizen (Johnson, 64). Subs not used: Crowe, Earl, Clarke, Ledson.
 
Nottingham Forest line-up: Pantilimon, Colback (c), Grabban, Murphy (Carvalho, 71), Osborn, Milosevic, Robinson, Yates, Lolley, Darikwa, Benalouane. Subs not used: Steele, Wague, Gonclaves, Jacob, Pele, Bonatini.
 
Attendance: 13,904 (1,913 Nottingham Forest fans)
 
Referee: Mr T Robinson

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Ticket News

Ticket Information: Nottingham Forest

14 February 2019

It’s a 3pm kick-off for our second home game in the space of three days, as we take on Martin O’Neill’s Nottingham Forest in the SkyBet Championship at Deepdale this Saturday.

First Team News

Ref Watch: Nottingham Forest

14 February 2019
Normal matchday prices apply for this game and you can click here for a full run down of the prices and concession categories on offer for league games at Deepdale.
 
Tickets are now on general sale from the ticket office at Deepdale, either to be loaded to your member card or via a paper ticket. For more information on member cards and their usage, click here.
 
For those turning up and buying on the day, purchases can be made in person at both the Sir Tom Finney ticket office and also use the Invincibles Pavilion ticket office, which can be used to buy tickets for any part of the ground, not just the Pavilion. The Sir Tom Finney ticket office is open from 9am on a matchday and the Invincibles Pavilion ticket office is open from 1pm.
 
Tickets can be purchased at Deepdale from 9am until 5pm on Thursday, 9am until 6pm on Friday night, from 9am until kick-off on the day of the game, both in person and over the ticket hotline – 0344 856 1966.
Tickets can be purchased online at MyPNE.Com 24/7 right up until three hours before kick-off, with collections available from the Sir Tom Finney Stand collections windows, to the left of the ticket office. The online service is now fully responsive on both mobile and tablet.
First Team News

Memorable Match: Nottingham Forest

14 February 2019
Or, if you have a member card, you can buy right up until kick-off on MyPNE.Com and load your ticket straight to your card!
Away end tickets are not available on the day, at the request of the visiting club, however, any collections can be made from the away ticket office next to the entrance of the Bill Shankly Kop on Lowthorpe Road, open from 1.30pm.
 
For home fans travelling to the game the Leyland shuttle bus will be in operation for the game, stopping at the usual points; pick up times as usual.

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