Injury update for Preston North End: yan LoweR is happy to have “warrior” back for Southampton match
On Wednesday night, Southampton will visit Deepdale in an attempt to extend their Championship winning streak to five games against Preston North End, led by Ryan Lowe.
When Preston North End plays Southampton on Wednesday night, they might be missing as many as five first-team players.
After winning six of their first seven games, the Lilywhites are presently fourth in the Championship table. However, they have lost their last five games, including crushing losses to Leicester City and West Brom.
After a 1-1 draw with Millwall at Deepdale over the weekend, Ryan Lowe’s team will now have to contend with a more formidable opponent in Saints, who are fourth in the league and are closing in on Preston in fifth place.
The challenge will be more difficult due to the club’s current injured list, which includes English defender Jack Whatmough and Northern Ireland midfielder Ali McCann, neither of whom
seasoned Welsh center-back Although he started eight of Preston’s first nine games of the season, Andrew Hughes has also missed the last three due to a calf issue, but he is said to be nearing a return.
While Calvin Ramsay, a forward on loan from Liverpool, is anticipated to return to training shortly following his own knee injury, Emil Riis, a Danish player, has experienced a setback in his recovery from a knee injury and is visiting experts. It is probable that the right-back will participate in a reserve match before to making his Preston debut.
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Following a game against Rotherham United in March, the 34-year-old became aware of a significant physical problem. Evans disclosed that throughout the previous two years, he had gone through episodes of blackouts on the field and had lost feeling in his arms.
Following a successful spinal surgery, Evans returned to the field last weekend after undergoing extensive rehabilitation at the training facility. Evans will be hoping to be selected to start against Southampton on Wednesday night.
Lowe stated of Evans, “He was always going to feature, especially against Millwall.” “In my opinion, he excelled at everything he attempted. It’s great to see him back on the field and in the locker room because it’s been a long time.
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