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LOWE ON A HIGH AS RIIS CAPS COMEBACK

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The LeaguePaper Team
11 February 2024

LOWE ON

By Oliver Bell

CARDIFF CITY 0

PRES TON NE 2
Riis 31, Whiteman 40
RYAN Lowe paid tribute to Emil Riis after the striker scored his first goal in more than 15 months to lead Preston to victory at Cardiff City.
It was Riis’ first goal since retur ning from a year-long lay-off due to an ACL injury – with his last strike coming against Middlesbrough in October 2022.
“We’ve all been waiting for Emil to come back,” said the Lilywhites boss Lowe.
“He looked strong physically. I’m pleased with his goal, for him and his teammates – ...

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