Preston Stages Comeback to Claim Victory Over Charlton

Preston secured a hard-fought 2-1 win over Charlton, thanks to Brad Potts' second goal of the season. The hosts took the lead through Joe Rankin-Costello in the first half, but Lewis Dobbin equalized for Preston before the break. Potts scored the winner in the 65th minute, giving Preston their first away win since January 4. Charlton started strongly, with Greg Docherty and Rankin-Costello both going close early on. However, Preston grew into the game and created several chances, with Dobbin and Potts posing a constant threat. The visitors controlled the early stages of the second half, and their pressure paid off when Potts scored the winner. Charlton pushed hard for an equalizer, but Preston's defense held firm, with Daniel Iversen making several crucial saves. The win was a significant one for Preston, who had struggled on the road in recent months. Charlton, on the other hand, were left to rue their missed opportunities, with manager Nathan Jones expressing concern over his team's inability to convert chances into goals. Preston manager Paul Heckingbottom praised his team's performance, saying they had shown great energy and determination to earn the win.