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Ryan Lowe praises Preston’s character after hard-fought win over Swansea

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Nick Powell
2 November 2022

Ryan Lowe believes Preston’s character was the key factor in a 1-0 win over fellow promotion chasers Swansea at Deepdale.
Brad Potts fired home the only goal 30 minutes into the first half after Swansea centre-back Harry Darling failed to clear.
Lowe’s side were forced to defend for much of the second half, with the Swans finishing the match with 72 per cent possession, but unable to find a way past the inspired Freddie Woodman in the Preston goal.
Lowe hailed the character of his men to hold on for what is a vital victory, with just two points separating fifth and 11th in the Sky Bet Champion...

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