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LOWE’S THRILLED BY PERFECT START

By Chris Pratt

PRESTON 2
Browne 57, Johnson 78

BARNSLEY 1
Woodrow 65

STAR MAN

DANIEL JOHNSON Preston

DAN’S THE MAN: Daniel Johnson celebrates scoring the winning goal Inset: Alan Browne enjoys scoring Preston’s first
PICTURE: CameraSport

RYAN Lowe believes Preston have already turned a corner after his first game in charge ended with a deserved win against strugglingg Barnsley.
Lowe was snapped up from high-flying League One side Plymouth to replace the sacked Frankie McEvoy and he was rewarded with a late Daniel Johnson winner at Deepdale.
Alan Browne had put Pr...

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