Preston North End round off their home campaign in front of the Sky Sports cameras on Monday night as the promoted Leicester City come to Deepdale.
Match Details
Date: Monday 29th April, 8pm kick-off
Venue: Deepdale
Competition: Sky Bet Championship
Kit: Home kit
Supporter Information
Tickets for this match will be on sale right up until kick-off in person from the ticket office, over the phone on 0344 856 1966, and online. Please note, only fans with a purchase history prior to and including the away match against Watford can buy tickets.
Both The Gentry Bar and The Bowler Hat will be open for this fixture, with full timings to be found in the Matchday Information article.
The club’s shuttle bus service will be running as usual from Leyland through Bamber Bridge, on its way to Deepdale. Return tickets can be bought on board for £6 and timings are as follows:
Leyland Tesco (Stop A – Car Park) – 6.20pm
The Railway Pub, Leyland – 6.30pm
Ye Olde Hob Inn, Bamber Bridge – 6.35pm
Beam and Brycg Pub, Bamber Bridge – 6.40pm
Arrive at Deepdale, Lowthorpe Road – 7pm
Supporters are reminded that the club has a zero-tolerance policy towards behaviours such as abuse, anti-social behaviour, pitch encroachment, and any form of language which may be deemed discriminatory, and these can lead to serious sanctions.
Fans are asked to stay in their seats, if possible, after the full-time whistle, with the team performing a lap of thanks to show their appreciation for your support this season.
Who’s Available?
Ryan Lowe expects to have the same squad who travelled to QPR last weekend available to him again on Monday night.
Ali McCann, Ben Whiteman, and Brad Potts all remain sidelined and are not expected to feature again this season.
Striker Ched Evans could make his 400th career appearance in this fixture.
Opposition Focus
Leicester City sat back on Friday night and no doubt enjoyed watching Queens Park Rangers' 4-0 demolition of Leeds United, which sealed an instant return to the Premier League for the Foxes.
Having had a huge lead at the top of the table earlier in the campaign, automatic promotion seemed an inevitability for Leicester City, but a mixed run earlier this year allowed the chasing pack to close the gap.
Enzo Maresca’s side, in their first campaign back in the Championship following relegation, have shown their quality though, and an incredible 5-0 victory over Southampton in the week saw them take a huge stride towards the top flight, and clinching the title will now be their main goal.
Follow The Action
Fans can watch this match live on Sky Sports, and because of the selection to be shown live on TV, the game cannot be streamed on iFollow in the majority of regions worldwide.
Live commentary is available as usual, though, and you can buy an audio match pass here.
Extensive coverage can also be followed across the club’s social media channels and here on the website.
Match Officials
Referee: Sam Allison
Assistant Referee: Blake Antrobus and Alex James
Fourth Official: Josh Smith
Sam Allison will take charge of only the third PNE match of his career on Monday night, with the previous fixture being the 1-1 draw against Rotherham United in September 2023.
Allison has shown 115 yellow cards and one red in 32 matches so far this term.
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