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:

5. Hammers urged to sign Souttar
Pundit Kevin Phillips has urged West Ham to sign Stoke City's Harry Souttar. Phillips has previously coached the defender, and claimed he has the "right mentality" to make the step up to Premier League level football. (Football Insider) Photo: Harry Trump

6. Sarr wants to stay at Watford
Ismaila Sarr has told reporters he has no interest in leaving Watford, despite being linked with Manchester United. The £40m ace still has three years on his current Hornets contract. (Watford Observer) Photo: Richard Heathcote

7. Rams takeover could happen this summer
Derby County are still believed to be of interest to an American company, but any decisions over a potential takeover won't be made until the Rams' Championship survival is confirmed. (Football League World) Photo: Alex Pantling

8. Bees enter Twine race
Brentford have been tipped to sign Swindon sensation Scott Twine in the next transfer window. Luton Town, QPR and Barnsley are among the clubs to have previously been linked with the League One ace. (The 72) Photo: Pete Norton

