Preston 3-2 Town Sat 28th Feb 2009 18:27
Poor defending and a controversial penalty led to Town falling to an undeserved 3-2 defeat at Preston, despite Tommy Miller scoring twice against his old loan club. For the Lilywhites, Callum Davidson netted a harsh penalty and Jon Parkin and Stephen Elliott were also on the scoresheet. |
Town Wait on Thatcher Ahead of Preston Trip Fri 27th Feb 2009 09:33
Left-back Ben Thatcher is Town's man concern ahead of Saturday's trip to Preston North End after hurting his foot during last week's win at QPR and aggravating it further in training. The Blues will also be without Danny Haynes and Iván Campo. |
Town 1-2 Preston Sat 09th Aug 2008 18:59
Town's 2008/09 season got off to the worst possible start as Preston came from behind to beat the Blues 2-1. Kevin Lisbie put Town ahead in the second minute but goals from Paul McKenna and Simon Whaley won the points for the visitors. |
Town 2-1 Preston Sat 06th Oct 2007 18:30
Goals from Alan Lee and Tommy Miller took the Blues to their eighth successive home win as Preston left Portman Road on the wrong end of a 2-1 defeat. The Blues were the better side throughout with the visitors' goal coming via a controversial late penalty. |
Preston 1-0 Town Tue 13th Mar 2007 23:58
Town's attacking toothlessness in front of goal was again on display as the Blues lost 1-0 at Preston despite having the majority of the possession. Another defensive lapse led to Michael Ricketts heading home the game's only goal in the fifth minute. |
Three Fit for Foxes Trip Tue 24th Dec 2002 11:56
All three of Town's injury worries ahead of the game with Leicester at the Walker's Stadium on Boxing Day have come through training OK. |
Leicester 1-1 Town Sat 08th Sep 2001 18:09
A controversial last minute goal saw Peter Taylor grab a lifeline on an afternoon of high drama, but little impressive football. A year or so ago Barry Knight was the anti-hero of Bolton as he sent off two of their players and gave Town three penalties in the second leg of the play-off semi. Few of those decisions were debatable, however the two red cards, one penalty, a hatful of bookings, the failure to red card Robbie Savage and finally the late Dean Sturridge goal left supporters with a lot to talk about after the game. |
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