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Watch our latest video from inside the Pavilion Stand at Deepdale
We take a look at the progress of the fourth stand at Deepdale as Preston North End race to have it finished in time for the opening game of the season.
The development, to be named after PNE's famous 1880s Invincibles side, will bring the capacity of Deepdale up to around 24,000.
The opening, before the first home game of next season, will complete a 12-year redevelopment of the historic stadium which started in August 1996 with the official opening of the Sir Tom Finney Stand.
The Bill Shankly Kop followed in June 1998 and the Alan Kelly Town End was finished in November 2001.
When completed, the £6m-plus development will seat around 4,000 fans and include 21 executive boxes, two hospitality lounges, a players' bar and a new ground control box for police
And with the seats now being fitted, it's looking more like a football stadium each day.
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