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RELIEF FOR NEIL ON HIS RETURN

FORMER Preston boss Alex Neil was delighted with his side’s efforts, bringing a three-game winless streak to an end.
The Millwall head coach said: “I thought we deserved to win. In the first half, I thought the game was quite loose for both teams.
“We scored in the first two minutes and it got disallowed for offside, we hit the underside of the crossbar, we probably should score, we hit the post, so we certainly carried a threat, but I thought Preston were a little bit threatening in the first half as well.
“We changed it a little bit, put an extra midfie...

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