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MOWBRAY ADMITS: THEY CARRIED MORE THREAT

TONY Mowbray would have been left scratching his head at how his Blackburn side fell behind at Preston.
In total, the visitors had four more shots and two more on-target than their opponents.
However, Mowbray had no complaints with the way the game went.
When asked if his team deserved more, he said: “No, not really. I think if you fall below the standard you set yourself, then you shouldn’t really expect that you’re going to win.
“We came here believing we were going to win and we conceded two really soft goals, which is so unlike us.
“We went t...

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