Staying 2-0 down at half-time, Scott Sinclair’s two goals and Brad Pots and Sean M ગguera’s one-on-one saw the Lilivites take all three points.
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- Full time: Brentford 2-4 P.N.E.
- P.N.E. Early XI: Rudd, Rafferty, Bauer, Davis, Hughes, Pearson, Ledson, Pots, Brownie, Sinclair, Maguire
- P.N.E. Will secure a big win to start their campaign.
- Brentford will be at the top of the Premier League, beating Fulham in midweek.
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If the referee’s adaptation is a valuable asset to Preston
Left or right? Defender J Referti doesn’t care which side of the pitch he is told to play on – he will be ready to play at the front instead of the usual on the back.
In the Do Ro year at Preston, the former Rochdale ace, he found himself on both wings of the North End defensive line.
An established right-back – a position in which he has played most of his career, while Rafferty has been a PNE player. No problem turning to the side when asked to do so by boss Alex Neil.
“I don’t mind being Mr. Utility Man,” Rafferty said. “The more places you can put yourself in, the more chances you have to play.”
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