PNE were 2-1 winners over Daniel Farke's side on Boxing Day
Preston North End made it a Boxing Day to remember as Liam Millar's 89th minute strike won the game 2-1 over Leeds United.
Here are our six talking points from the match.
5. Pegged back
It was foot on foot contact between the driving Dan James and defending Ali McCann, who will likely have felt hard done by for the Leeds penalty. But, you can see why the referee pointed to the spot given the speed James was travelling at and the fact McCann left his leg in - even if James was the one to seemingly stand on PNE's number 13. North End hadn't looked like conceding at all, so the leveller was a setback at the time and the game then felt there for either team to win. On the penalty, Lowe said: "I tried to watch it back on the iPad. I spoke to Ali afterwards and he said his foot was there, but he made a meal of the dive. Some you get and some you don't, but I'm not really bothered because we went on and won! It's a penalty because he gave it and you've got to go on and deal with it. Fair play to the group for reacting the way they did and going and getting the winner. They found a solution. We had that belief that we could go and get the winner and we did." | Getty Images
You can see the confidence within North End's number 23 at the moment. It perhaps kicked in after that performance at Huddersfield and with two goals in his last two, Millar will just want the next game now. He is the obvious, direct threat in Preston's team and - as Alan Browne observed on Tuesday - the Lilywhites' most positive player. Millar is now going on the outside as well as cutting in - and the quality of his crosses, passes and shots are improving too. He called Meslier into action with a dipping shot in the first half and then scored an absolute scorcher with 90 seconds left to play. The Canadian does seem like a confidence player and at the moment he is flying. His strike to win the Boxing Day game will be a contender for Goal of the Season. | CameraSport - Dave Howarth
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