Speaking after the game, Lilywhites left-back Andrew Hughes reflected on the emotional celebrations that followed the added time equaliser, and claimed: “It was a big moment, it showed what the goal meant to the boys.
“The boys from the bench came piling in, all the lads were involved. I feel like it is going to be a turning point for the season, I really do.
“A good thing about scoring so late is that Norwich didn’t have time to try and come back at us. They are a really good team and showed that.
“There was a good vibe in our dressing room afterwards, I was really happy as were all the lads and staff. I was buzzing for Pottsy that he had scored, he’s a good mate.”
Preston are back in action this afternoon, when they travel to take on Swansea City in Wales. A win for the Lilywhites could see them move as high as 15th in the table, as they look to continue edging away from the relegation zone.
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Preston North End and the rest of the Championship, as the build-up to the Easter Monday action continues:
1. Boro keeping tabs on Evans
Middlesbrough are believed to be keen on signing Preston striker Ched Evans. The ex-Wales international's contract expires at the end of the season, meaning he'll be available on a free transfer. (The Sun) Photo: Marc Atkins
2. Magpies join Joseph race
Newcastle United are the latest side be linked with a move for Wigan Athletic starlet Kyle Joseph. The 19-year-old is set to be in high demand this summer, with Barnsley, Sheffield United and Spurs also interested. (Daily Mail) Photo: Lewis Storey
3. Agents circle Styles
A host of agents are said to be battling to get Barnley ace Callum Styles on their books, as his current agency contract approaches its expiry. He's been tipped for a summer move following a fine season with the Tykes. (Football League World) Photo: Alex Pantling
4. Frank thinks Bees could still go up automatically
Brentford manager Thomas Frank has claimed his side could still go up automatically this season. His side are nine points behind Watford, but do have a game in hand over the Hornets, who play again tomorrow evening. (Eastern Daily Press) Photo: Alex Burstow