Deepdale

And let's call it as it is, a really good win for Birmingham City.

Uh, on we go to, um, Graeme Alexander's debut here up at Deepdale.

And he got Millwall, and we looked at this in the pre-match as well.

Millwall do really well against Preston in recent times, and this is obviously a very common game in the championship since ...

Yeah, look, four shots on target in the entire game does feel like a one-nil win kind of either way.

And Millwall take it.

Alex Neil going down to Deepdale, a game where he was manager for a long while.

They're coping really, really well with the injuries, aren't they, Millwall, to still be where they are in the table.

Everton get level through Dewsbury-Hall.

Cher Noah Barry, um, if he's done celebrating his historic hat-trick at Deepdale against hapless Preston North End.

Um, after that...

The way he celebrated that, I was just looking at him celebrating thinking, "You knobhead." 2-1 anyway, but Belumi, who was a real threat whenever I seemed to watch Hull last season, Belumi makes it 2-2.

for a 1-0 win.

As we are heading back home after the Lions win it at Deepdale, 1-0 against Preston North End.

Disco, that was a hard watch in the first half, mate.

It was, Ben, yeah.

You touched on this with Tom in your, uh, in your pod, um, uh, last week.

Uh, Graham Alexander has, has returned to, to Deepdale to take on a Preston North End team that have struggled to get going this season and, uh, a Millwall side that Alex Neil, uh, I think his words were he, he classed the first eight games of the season as frustrating for Millwall.

Um, and I think you could read into that lots of different ways.

Uh, n- not, not least the injury list that he's had, um, at, uh, at the Den and the, the, the clear fortnight that he's had will, yeah, probably have been helpful given that not many of them would have been able to go on international duty due to injuries that they've picked up earlier in the season.

It's obviously, you know, Graham Alexander's, you know, first game in the Preston dugout and, you know, to coin another, you know, stereotype, the new manager bounce is a thing.

But it, it, it is often the case.

I, I do think it helps as well that Alexander will be stepping into the helm for the first time backed by the Deepdale, you know, home faithful will all be on his side.

He's a revered former player there.

Bristol City had a mixed bag, four wins out of eight, but lost three.

I watched them at Deepdale.

I thought they was very lucky to get a victory at Deepdale in that 3-1 defeat of Paul Herkinbottom's men.

Bristol City, I think they won that.

I think they've been the last game, 1-0 against Watford on the Friday night football.

But we'll see.

We will see.

Graeme Alexander takes control of his first game of North End in what should be an emotional game at Deepdale against former managers team Alex Neal's Millwall.