Skip to main content Skip to site footer

Kick off 19:45 (UK)

Buy tickets
1-1
23 July 2019 Venue County Ground, Leyland Attendance

Kick off 19:45 (UK)

Preston North End
1 - 1
FT
Accrington Stanley
Buy a pass:

Listen live now

Watch live now

Listen or watch live now


4-2-3-1
  • 1
    Declan Rudd
    GK
  • 15
    Joe Rafferty
    DF
  • 23
    Paul Huntington
    DF
  • 21
    Patrick Bauer
    DF
  • 3
    Josh Earl
    GK
  • 18
    Ryan Ledson
    MF
  • 12
    Paul Gallagher
    MF
  • 44
    Brad Potts
    MF
  • 17
    Josh Ginnelly
    MF
  • 9
    Louis Moult
    FW
  • 10
    Josh Harrop
    MF

Substitutes

  • 25
    Connor Ripley
    SUB
  • 5
    Tom Clarke
    SUB
  • 14
    Jordan Storey
    SUB
  • 16
    Andrew Hughes
    SUB
  • 4
    Ben Pearson
    SUB
  • 11
    Daniel Johnson
    SUB
  • 8
    Alan Browne
    SUB
  • 24
    Sean Maguire
    SUB
  • 29
    Tom Barkhuizen
    SUB
  • 39
    Billy Bodin
    SUB
  • 19
    Graham Burke
    SUB
  • 2
    Darnell Fisher
    SUB
  • 6
    Ben Davies
    SUB

Manager

  • -
    Alex Neil

4-4-2
  • 1
    Demi Evitrov
    GK
  • 2
    Callum Johnson
    DF
  • 3
    Joe Maguire
    DF
  • 4
    Mark Hughes
    DF
  • 5
    Ross Sykes
    DF
  • 6
    Seamus Connelly
    DF
  • 7
    Jordan Clarke
    MF
  • 8
    Sam Finley
    MF
  • 9
    Colby Bishop
    FW
  • 10
    Lamine Sherif
    FW
  • 11
    Sean McConville
    MF

Substitutes

  • 12
    Toby Savin
    SUB
  • 14
    Trialist
    SUB
  • 15
    Zaine Francis Angol
    SUB
  • 16
    Okera Simmonds
    SUB
  • 17
    Ben Barclay
    SUB
  • 18
    Joe Pritchard
    SUB
  • 19
    Wilson
    SUB

Manager

  • -
    John Coleman

Advertisement block

-

Commentary to begin soon

There are currently no key moments to display.

Are you sure you want to delete this event?

Delete Cancel

Advertisement block

Match Previews

Preston North End v Accrington Stanley Match Preview

22 July 2019

The Lilywhites’ latest pre-season fixture sees Alex Neil’s men take on Accrington Stanley at the LFA Headquarters in Leyland on Tuesday evening.

First Team News

Brad Potts Ready To Put Frustrations Behind Him

22 July 2019

Stanley stepped in to take the game after the clash with Bolton Wanderers was postponed, with the Trotters unable to fulfil the fixture, however, John Coleman was quick to come forward and provide the opposition.

The North End boss is pleased to still have the game, with Brad Potts set for his first run out of the 2019/20 preparations, having been on the bench for the weekend’s clash with Premier League Southampton.

The only two players who are unlikely to be involved at the County Ground are Darnell Fisher and David Nugent, however, both are in training with the rest of the squad and could be fit for some level of action at one of the two weekend’s games against Fleetwood Town at Highbury and Newcastle United at Deepdale.

The game could be a chance for more members of the squad to complete a full 90 minutes, with nine players completing the full game against Ralf Hassenhutl’s Saints at the weekend – while Billy Bodin completed 80 minutes while scoring in the process.

Tickets already purchased for the initially arranged Bolton game are still able to be used, with the remaining tickets still on sale. Entry is £10 for adults and £5 for U16s and over 65s and cash turnstiles will also be available on the night.

Tickets are available in person from the Sir Tom Finney ticket office, over the phone on 0344 856 1966 and online at MyPNE.Com if you want to purchase in advance.

EFL official Michael Salisbury will officiate the game, which has a 7.45pm kick-off, but if you can’t make it down to Leyland, we will have all the usual coverage.

iFollow PNE will be offering live coverage, with Jonathan Breeze and former North End centre half Liam Chilvers on air from 7.35pm – for more details on how to subscribe, click here now.

Advertisement block

Match Reports

Preston North End 1 Accrington Stanley 1

23 July 2019

Patrick Bauer scored his first Preston North End goal as the Lilywhites drew their latest pre-season friendly against Accrington Stanley at the LFA Headquarters.

Both sides scored within five minutes of each other with headed goals just before half-time in extremely hot temperatures at the County Ground, with Colby Bishop equalising the German’s opener.

In reality, Alex Neil’s Lilywhites should have been out of sight by half-time with Demi Evtimov and the Stanley backline preventing the returning Brad Potts on two occasions, plus other members of the North End attack.

They could have gone ahead in the opening minute as Josh Ginnelly shot across goal from the right, with Louis Moult flying in at the back post, only for Mark Hughes to get across and make an excellent block.

Just after the quarter hour mark Evtimov made a superb save from Potts, starting his first game of pre-season. There was some great build-up play by the greens, with the No.44 forcing a stop from the Reds No.1, the ball coming back out to Harrop on the edge of the ‘D’, with Hughes again making a fine block on the line.

The keeper and North End’s former Barnsley midfielder seemed to be having a personal battle, with the custodian using his face to deny Potts a goal on 20 minutes inside the six yard box, after more slick passing.

The East Lancashire sides first chance came the way of Sean McConville, whose effort from 20 yards was well saved by Declan Rudd, turning the ball behind with two hands.

However, it was Paul Gallagher who almost raised the roof as he saw Evtimov off his line and was inches away from scoring from the half-way line, as England captain Harry Kane had done days before.

But the opening goal came on 39 minutes. A quick one-two from a corner between Gallagher and Harrop, saw the ball set for the former to curl in a superb ball from the right and Bauer rose highest at the back post, to head into the top right corner of the goal.

However, Stanley were back level seconds before the break. Right back Callum Johnson delivered the ball in from the right-hand side and Bishop rose above his defender to head home from ten yards out.

Another Gallagher cross seven minutes into the latter period was headed back across goal by Bauer for Louis Moult, but he couldn’t keep his left foot volley down and it flew over the bar from the penalty spot.

Ryan Ledson went close to his first goal for North End too, as a deflected effort from 25 yards left Evtimov flat-footed, but the ball flew inches over the bar for a corner.

Late changes for North End saw them dominant in possession and former Accrington man Sean Maguire forced another good save from the goalkeeper, after Andrew Hughes’ low cross from the left, but the game remained 1-1.

PNE line-up: Rudd, Rafferty (Fisher, 61), Huntington (Davies, 76), Bauer, Earl (Hughes, 76), Ledson (Pearson, 76), Gallagher (Johnson, 76), Potts (Burke, 61), Ginnelly (Barkhuizen, 76), Moult, Harrop (Bodin, 75 (Maguire, 80). Subs not used: Ripley, Clarke, Storey, Browne.

Accrington Stanley line-up: Evtimov, Johnson, J Maguire, M Hughes, Sykes, Conneely, Clarke, Finley (Pritchard, 78), Bishop (Simmonds, 57), Sherif, McConville (Trialist, 78). Subs not used: Savin, Angol, Barclay, Wilson.

Attendance: 1,011

Referee: Mr G Salisbury

Advertisement block

Advertisement block

iFollow Next Match Tickets Account