With Ryan Lowe at the helm they look a side trying to play and hopefully they will stay faithfull to their plan, but that would of course be a tall challenge against a Leicester team. A chase for more points will be there either to reach the tally of promotion or having a goal to reach, winning the championship. Preston have lost their last three games, so it's a bit of a bananaskin this one, seldom a team lose four in a row.

The goal for Leicester must be to go for the title, if they are allready promoted, if not the game stands for itself. Recent results against Southampton and West Bromwich has shown what is possible in a long season of many games to play.

There are no injury worries for Enzo Maresca as he approach this clash on Monday.

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Match Pack - Stats & Facts

Table PositionLEI: 1PNE: 10

Injuries / Uncertainties / Suspensions:LEI: -PNE: McCann, Millar, Potts, Browne, Whiteman

Head to Head:Last ThreeLeague Championship; 30.10.2010, King Power Stadium, 1-0 (W)League Championship; 15.01.2011, Deepdale, 1-1 (D)League Championship: 04.10.2023, King Power Stadium, 3-0 (W)

Possible Line-Up's:Leicester City:Hermansen; Pereira, Faes, Coady, Justin; Ndidi, Winks, Dewsbury-Hall; Fatawu, Vardy, MavididiPreston North End:Woodman; Storey, Lindsay, Hughes, Keane, Woodburn, Ledson, Brady, Millar, Browne; Riis

Predicted Result: 3-1 (Win)

Players In Both Camps, Preston North End

Focus On; Preston North End

Nickname: The Lilywhites

Manager: Ryan Lowe

Captain: Alan Browne

Chairman: Craig Hemmings

Kit Supplier: Castore

Kit Sponsor: Par Group

Stadium: Deepdale

Preston North End Football Club, commonly referred to as Preston, North End or PNE, is a professional football club in Preston, Lancashire, England. They currently play in the EFL Championship, the second tier of the English football league system. Originally a cricket club, Preston has been based at Deepdale since 1875. The club first took up football in 1878 as a winter fitness activity and decided to focus on it in May 1880, when the football club was officially founded. Deepdale is now football's oldest ground in terms of continuous use by a league club.

With a yellow trim on the collar, shirt sleeves and shorts, as well as subtle stripes running down the jersey, the new home shirt channels a classic North End kit worn in the 1980s.

The kit, which features principal partners PAR Group on the front and back of the shirt

Arch-enemy: Blackpool

Honours: Preston are one of few clubs to have won all four divisions in English football, winning their final of these divisions in 1996. In the early days of football, they were a grand colletor of trophies and a double winner of league and cup.

1st Division / Premier LeagueWinners: 1988/89, 1889/90

2nd Division / League ChampionshipWinners: 1903/04, 1912/13, 1950/51

3rd Division / League OneWinners: 1969/70. 1999/00

4th Division / League TwoWinners: 1995/96

FA CupWinners: 1888/89, 1937/38Runners up: 1987/88, 1921/22, 1936/37, 1953/54, 1963/64

League CupWinners: -Runners up: -

Did You Know? The record attendance at Deepdale was 42,684 for a Division One match against Arsenal in 1938. After reconstruction, the stadium now has a seating capacity of 23,404.

Most Appearances: (G) Alan Kelly (1958-1973), 511

Most Goals: (F) Tom Finney (1940-1960), 210

Other Famous Players: Paul Gallagher, David Beckham, Callum Davidson, David Moyes, Graham Alexander, Tommy Docherty, Howard Kendall, Alex Bruce, Will Keane, Willie Cunningham, David Sadler, Steve Doyle, Mark Lawrenson, Tony Morley

Record win: 26-0 v Hyde, (FA Cup), 15 October 1887

Record defeat: 0-7 v Blackpool (League), 1 May 1948

Official Website:

www.pnefc.net

Unofficial Web Site:

www.blogpreston.co uk

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