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Ipswich Town vs Preston North End Match Preview

1 November 2018

It’s all-change at Portman Road as North End make the long trip to face Ipswich Town this weekend.

Ticket News

Ticket Information: Ipswich Town

1 November 2018
Paul Lambert has taken charge of the Suffolk outfit and will be in the dugout for the first time when the Lilywhites visit at the weekend. It means there will be two former Norwich City managers on the touchline at the weekend!
 
The new Tractor Boys’ assistant Stuart Taylor is well-known to Alex Neil and Frankie McAvoy, having worked with him at Hamilton, and he was in attendance for the Lilywhites’ home game against Brentford last Tuesday night, so will know what his new side can expect.
 
For PNE, the month of October was a positive one, going five games unbeaten, with the likes of Callum Robinson – with four goals in the five games – and Tom Barkhuizen – three goals in the four he played – in fine form.
 
They begin November, a month with only four matches, looking to continue this good run of form, but are well aware of the test facing them against a manager who for the third time in his career is taking charge of a club for the first time with North End as his opponents!
 
Ticket Information
Tickets are still available online at www.mypne.com, by calling 0344 856 1966 or in person from the ticket office for this Saturday’s trip to face Paul Lambert’s Ipswich Town…
 
 
 
Ref Watch
On Saturday afternoon the match official for our clash with Paul Lambert's Ipswich Town at Portman Road will be experienced referee Andy Woolmer…
 
 
Memorable Match
Back in October 2006, Paul Simpson's Preston North End moved into the Championship's automatic promotion positions as they came from 2-0 down to defeat Ipswich Town at Portman Road…
 
 
Opposition View
New Ipswich Town manager Paul Lambert is putting a high level of importance on Saturday’s visit of the Lilywhites to Portman Road – his first game in charge of the Blues…
 
 
Team News
Manager Alex Neil has no new concerns heading into the weekend’s long trip to Ipswich Town…
 
 
Match Coverage
If you can’t make the trip to Portman Road this weekend, don’t worry, we have you covered with every minute of action available through our media channels…
 
 
Alex Neil’s Thoughts
Preston North End manager Alex Neil says that his side must concentrate even more on their own efforts for this weekend’s clash with Ipswich Town…
 
 
Tom Barkhuizen Preview
Preston North End’s in form forward Tom Barkhuizen feels the whole club is benefitting from a shift in expectation…
 

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Match Reports

Ipswich Town 1 Preston North End 1

3 November 2018

Paul Gallagher came off the bench to score and then go in goal as ten-man North End made it six games unbeaten with a battling point at Portman Road.

One of the home side’s only two shots on goal gave them the lead on the stroke of half-time when Freddie Sears converted a controversial penalty, but Gally scored from a direct free kick with his first touch of the ball.
 
Chris Maxwell was then sent off, leaving the goalscorer to go in goal, making one fine save in a game where – even with one man down – the yellow had the better chance to win the game.
 
Manager Alex Neil made two changes, one of them enforced, with Andrew Hughes injured, Josh Earl returning to the starting line-up for the first time since the trip to Elland Road in September, whilst Sean Maguire started in attack, with Lukas Nmecha on the bench.
 
After a slow start to the game, on the quarter-hour mark, a quick throw in from the returning Earl down the left freed Callum Robinson to cut inside to the left corner of the box, before curling a right-footed shot that forced Bartosz Bialkowski in the home goal to dive at full-stretch to push the ball away, with Jonas Knudsen completing the clearance.
 
A Daniel Johnson corner in the 25th minute was met at the near post by Earl, whose effort took a deflection putting it into the path of skipper Tom Clarke, who seemed to be held down as he tried to attack the ball, but referee Andy Woolmer saw nothing wrong.
 
But with 90 seconds left in the first half, there was a controversial moment when Maxwell was adjudged to have brought down Jordan Roberts in the right-hand corner of the penalty area, with Woolmer pointing to the spot, Sears firing hard and low into the bottom left hand corner of the goal to give the Blues the lead with their first effort on target!
 
Just after the hour mark and North End made a change with Louis Moult on for Daniel Johnson, with Sean Maguire dropping into the No.10 role behind the substitute. This was followed with 20 minutes to go by Lukas Nmecha and Gallagher replacing Barkhuizen and Browne.
And Gallagher’s first involvement was a free kick right in the centre of the ‘D’ after Maguire had been fouled and he did superbly, curling it beautifully under the wall and into the bottom left hand corner of the goal to level matters on 73 minutes.
But two minutes later Maxwell was adjudged to have fouled Kayden Jackson, who had just come on, on the left touchline and was sent off.
 
This meant that an outfield player would have to go in goal, with all the changes already made and goalscorer Gallagher took the responsibility, putting on the shirt and the gloves.
 
And Gally made a stunning stop with 90 seconds to go, keeping out Sears’ effort on the volley, pushing it away and a free kick following for offside.
 
Seven minutes of stoppage time was added, but it was North End who almost took the points, Earl and Clarke going close as they pushed looking to win it, even with a man light, but they took a point and made it six games unbeaten.
 
Ipswich Town line-up: Bialkowski, Knudsen, Chambers (c), Pennington, Chalobah, Edwards (Rowe, 77), Skuse, Spence, Roberts (Jackson, 74), Sears, Downes (Dozzell, 84). Subs not used: Gerken, Donacien, Edun, Lankester.
 
PNE line-up: Maxwell, Clarke (c), Earl, Pearson, Huntington, Davies, Barkhuizen (Nmecha, 71), Johnson (Moult, 61), Maguire, Browne (Gallagher, 71), Robinson. Subs not used: Rudd, Fisher, Storey, Barker.
 
Attendance: 15,129 (404 PNE fans)
 
Referee: Mr A Woolmer

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Ticket News

Ticket Information: Ipswich Town

1 November 2018

Tickets are still available online at www.mypne.com, by calling 0344 856 1966 or in person from the ticket office for this Saturday’s trip to face Paul Lambert’s Ipswich Town.

First Team News

Ref Watch: Ipswich Town

1 November 2018
The club have been given an initial allocation of 510 tickets in the upper tier of the Cobbald Stand at Portman Road and prices are as follows: Adults £25, seniors (65 and over) £22, U23s £15 and U19s £8.
 
Supporters purchasing a concession priced ticket must take ID with them to the game as stewards may ask for this upon entry to the stadium.
 
The club have also been allocated 48 tickets for ambulant disabled supporters, situated in the lower tier of the Cobbald Stand, separate to the main allocation. These are priced as above with a carer ticket free of charge if required.
There are eight pairs of wheelchair disabled and carer tickets, which are situated in the East of England Co-operative Stand, at the opposite side of the stadium to the main allocation. These are priced at £18 per pair, or the relevant age category above for U23s and U19s.
First Team News

Memorable Match: Ipswich Town

1 November 2018
Please be aware that tickets for both wheelchair disabled and ambulant disabled supporters are not available online, these must be purchased from the ticket office at Deepdale or over the phone on 0344 856 1966.
 
There are five car parking spaces available for visiting disabled supporters, these can be purchased by contacting the disability liaison officer at Ipswich Town on 01473 400 556 in advance of the game.
Ipswich Town will be doing pay on the day on Saturday for PNE supporters. It will be cash only at turnstiles 10 and 11 on Portman Road from 1.30pm. There is no price increase.
First Team News

Match Coverage: Ipswich Town

1 November 2018
Any supporters collecting tickets can do so from the 'Ticket Enquiry Centre' which is located next to the away turnstiles from 1.30pm onwards (or whenever the coach arrives with the returns).
 
Tickets will remain on sale at Deepdale until 1pm on Friday 2nd November online at MyPNE.Com tomorrow and until 4pm in person at the ticket office and over the phone the same day.
 
Coach travel is also available for £25 per person, with coaches departing both Deepdale and Leyland at 7.30am. Coach travel can be purchased online at www.mypne.com, by calling 0344 856 1966 or in person from the ticket office.
 

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Ticket News

Ticket News 10 October 2018

Ipswich Town Ticket Details

Ticket details for PNE's trip to Portman Road have now been confirmed.

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