Blackpool 1 Preston 3: Derby joy as Brown 二塁打 end's Preston's barren run

By Colin 支持を得ようと努めるd
Updated: 01:42 BST, 17 November 2008

Preston strikers Chris Brown and Neil Mellor used their 長，率いるs to 始める，決める up a victory that l ooked so ありそうもない at half-time when they were 1-0 負かす／撃墜する.

A superb strike by Adam Hammill after 10 minutes 供給するd the 早期に 解除する for the home 味方する in this derby but they could not 追加する to their lead and they had no answer later.

Scorer: Preston's Chris Brown

Richard Chaplow pulled the strings in midfield and the 前線 pair 適用するd the finish ― with Brown netting twice ― to give Preston their first success at Bloomfield Road since 1992.

Hammill, the 20-year-old winger on 貸付金 from Liverpool, took a pass from Alan Gow to 粉砕する a superb 発射 past Andy Lonergan from 15 yards for his first goal in 上級の football in England. Then Chaplow, 述べるd by his goalkeeper Lonergan as the best midfielder outside the Barclays 首相 League, took 支配（する）／統制する ― 確認するing how much he was 行方不明になるd during his absence with a hamstring problem.

The equaliser （機の）カム nine minutes into the second half, with Ross Wallace making space to cross from the left for Brown to 長，率いる in at the 近づく 地位，任命する. And, after 67 minutes, Mellor rose at the far 地位，任命する to 会合，会う a cross from Callum Davidson to 長，率いる his seventh goal of the season.

They were not finished. Nine minutes later Brown, who has 行方不明になるd much of the season with sciatica, was left a few yards out to 粉砕する in his third goal in two games.

Preston 経営者／支配人 Alan Irvine was delighted with the way his 味方する bounced 支援する and held out the hope that they can get 支援する to the form of 早期に season when they were up n ear the 最高の，を越す.

‘I had to remind them at half-time that you play with your 長，率いる 同様に as your heart in a derby game,’ he said. ‘This is a 大規模な 上げる for us. It’s 広大な／多数の／重要な to have players like Richard Chaplow and Chris Brown 支援する.’

Blackpool 経営者／支配人 Simon Grayson said: ‘We got off to the perfect start with a good goal from Hammill. We started the second half sloppily. We had no pride and passion and I can’t 受託する that in any game, let alone a derby.’