Emil Riis reacts as North End again go goalless, though they manage to keep out promotion favourites Watford in a game where they should have conceded, but the run continues and it is now five games without letting in a goal.placeholder image
Emil Riis reacts as North End again go goalless, though they manage to keep out promotion favourites Watford in a game where they should have conceded, but the run continues and it is now five games without letting in a goal.

Preston North End's season so far in pictures

By Tom Sandells
Published 24th Sep 2022, 06:00 GMT

Preston North End are 12 games into their 2022/23 campaign, with two wins, six draws and two defeats in the league and a win and loss in the cup.

It has been a mixed season so far, the imprerious defensive clinic that has been put on, in setting new records and keeping six seven clean sheets to start their league season, to the lacklustre three goals mustered so far.

North End’s faltering forward line has caused the most concern but a 4-1 away win in the Carabao Cup against Huddersfield Town means at least PNE have seen their side truly turn someone over. An evening out at Molineux getting a tast of the Premier League was also a good experience, North End narrowly edged out of the cup 2-1.

But as things are with North End, it certainly has not been boring when it comes to the Lilywhites, though goalless draw after goalless draw might insist otherwise.

Preston North End's Brad Potts celebrates scoring his side's fourth goal at Huddersfield.

9. Preston North End's Brad Potts celebrates scoring his side's fourth goal Photographer Alex Dodd/CameraSport The Carabao Cup First Round - Huddersfield Town v Preston North End - Tuesday 9th August 2022 - Kirklees Stadium - Huddersfield World Copyright © 2021 CameraSport. All rights reserved. 43 Linden Ave. Countesthorpe. Leicester. England. LE8 5PG - Tel: +44 (0) 116 277 4147 - [email protected] - www.camerasport.com

Preston North End's Brad Potts celebrates scoring his side's fourth goal at Huddersfield. Photo: CameraSport - Alex Dodd

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Preston North End's Troy Parrott battles with Wigan Athletic's Jason Kerr during Preston's 0-0 draw at the DW Stadium on the opening day of the season.

10. Wigan 0-0 PNE

Preston North End's Troy Parrott battles with Wigan Athletic's Jason Kerr during Preston's 0-0 draw at the DW Stadium on the opening day of the season. Photo: CameraSport - Stephen White

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North End concede their first league goal of the season, and also lose their first game as Birmingham City visit Deepdale. Maxime Colin headed home beyond Freddie Woodman and PNE fell a game short of the EFL record for clean sheets to start a season. Manager Ryan Lowe is shown a red card after the final whistle.

11. PNE 0-1 Birmingham City

North End concede their first league goal of the season, and also lose their first game as Birmingham City visit Deepdale. Maxime Colin headed home beyond Freddie Woodman and PNE fell a game short of the EFL record for clean sheets to start a season. Manager Ryan Lowe is shown a red card after the final whistle. Photo: CameraSport - Dave Howarth

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Preston North End's Jordan Storey (left) and Andrew Hughes chat as they leave the pitch after the final whistle in their first home game of the season, a 0-0 draw with Hull City - their second clean sheet in a row.

12. PNE 0-0 Hull City

Preston North End's Jordan Storey (left) and Andrew Hughes chat as they leave the pitch after the final whistle in their first home game of the season, a 0-0 draw with Hull City - their second clean sheet in a row. Photo: CameraSport - Stephen White

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