Preston North End player ratings vs Millwall as duo score 7.5/10 in draw at The Den

By George Hodgson

Published 27th Jan 2024, 17:19 BST

Updated 27th Jan 2024, 17:24 BST

Our scores on the doors from The Den

Brad Potts' first half strike earned Preston North End a 1-1 draw at Millwall on Saturday afternoon.

Here are our player ratings from the Den.

Beaten by a bullet header for the opener. No major saves to make after that, but smothered some efforts well in the second half.

1. Freddie Woodman - 6

Beaten by a bullet header for the opener. No major saves to make after that, but smothered some efforts well in the second half. | CameraSport - Andrew Kearns

Had spoken about limiting the threat of Flemming pre-match, so he will have been gutted to get beaten in the air so soon into the game. Steadied after that and managed the second half pretty well, after being booked on 55 minutes.

2. Jordan Storey - 5.5

Had spoken about limiting the threat of Flemming pre-match, so he will have been gutted to get beaten in the air so soon into the game. Steadied after that and managed the second half pretty well, after being booked on 55 minutes. | CameraSport - Alex Dodd

His frustration at Millwall's opening goal will have been high. Started a touch shakily, but did improve and came up with some key defensive moments in the second half.

3. Liam Lindsay - 6

His frustration at Millwall's opening goal will have been high. Started a touch shakily, but did improve and came up with some key defensive moments in the second half. | Getty Images

A fairly solid day at the office for the Welshman. Made an important last ditch challenge early on in the second half as Millwall almost got in.

4. Andrew Hughes - 7

A fairly solid day at the office for the Welshman. Made an important last ditch challenge early on in the second half as Millwall almost got in. | CameraSport - Ian Cook

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