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LILYWHITES THROW HAT IN FOR TOP SIX

BOLTON W 1PRESTON NE 3

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Jamie Bowman

STAR MAN
CALLUM ROBINSON
Preston
PRESTON boss Alex Neil was happy to tip his hat to his players after a superb second- half performance saw them come from behind to beat their Lancashire rivals and keep their bowler-wearing fans dreaming of the Championship play offs.
Thousands of North End supporters made the short trip to the Macron Stadium, donning their bowler hats for the annual ‘Gentry Day’ when they show their support for all those connected with the club who have passed away in the last 12 months.
And many o...

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