Coca Cola Championship 2009-10

August
  8 Bristol City        (H)
15 Doncaster           (A)
18 Barnsley            (A)
22 Peterborough     (H)
29 Ipswich             (A)
September
12 Swansea            (H)
15 Scunthorpe        (A)
19 Coventry            (H)
26 Leicester           (A)
29 Reading             (H)
October
  3 West Brom        (H)
17 QPR                 (A)
20 Sheff Wed        (A)
24 Middlesbrough (H)
31 Crystal Palace  (H)
November
  7 Watford           (A)
21 Newcastle        (H)
28 Blackpool         (A)
December
  5 Cardiff             (A)
  8 Derby              (H)
12 Plymouth           (H)
19 Nottm Forest    (A)
26 Barnsley          (H)
28 Sheff Utd         (A)
January
  9 Doncaster       (H)
16 Bristol City      (A)
26 Peterborough (A)
30 Ipswich           (H)
February
  6 Swansea         (A)
  9 Sheff Utd        (H)
13 Blackpool       (H)
16 Derby             (A)
20 Newcastle        (A)
27 Cardiff             (H)
March
  6 Plymouth         (A)
13 Nottm Forest    (H)
16 Sheff Wed        (H)
20 West Brom       (A)
23 Middlesbrough  (A)
27 QPR                 (H)
April
  3 Watford             (H)
  5 Crystal Palace  (A)
10 Scunthorpe      (H)
17 Coventry         (A)
24 Leicester         (H)
May
  2 Reading            (A)

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	Preston North End Sir Tom Finney Way Preston PR1 6RU Tel: 0870 442 1964 Location

Brief History

Preston North End Football Club were a founder member of the English Football League in 1888 and were the first English football champions .They reached the play-offs in 2005 where they once again reached the final in Cardiff after beating Derby County in the semi-final, however once again they were beaten in the final, this time by West Ham United .

Club Stats.

Manager - Darren Ferguson