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Preston are unbeaten in their last 11 league games against Bristol City (W8 D3), winning each of the last six in a row.
Bristol City haven’t won away at Preston in league competition since February 2011 (4-0), failing to win on each of their five such trips since (D2 L3).
Preston are unbeaten in eight Championship matches (W5 D3 L0), the longest current run in the division.
Bristol City have lost each of their last two Championship matches since winning seven in a row between December and February.
Since his league debut for the club in November 2013, Paul Gallagher has assisted 53 league goals for Preston – 36 more than any other player in that time.
Bristol City manager Lee Johnson has lost nine matches against Preston North End in all competitions – three more than he’s ever lost against any other side during his managerial career.

Southend have won two of their last three league games against Barnsley (L1), as many as they had in the previous 13 combined (W2 D5 L6).
Barnsley lost their most recent league trip to Roots Hall (1-2) – they haven’t lost consecutive away league games at Southend since December 1992.
Southend have failed to win any of their last six League One games (D3 L3) – they last went longer without a league victory in September 2017 (run of seven).
Despite drawing each of their last two games, Barnsley are unbeaten in League One since a 0-1 defeat against Wycombe back in December (P14 W9 D5 L0 since) – only Luton Town (21 games) are currently on a longer unbeaten run than Barnsley across the top four tiers of English Football.
Barnsley’s Cauley Woodrow has scored six league goals in 2019, including four in his last four – only Luton’s James Collin’s (nine) has scored more goals in League One since the turn of the year.

Bristol Rovers have only lost one of their last six league games against Blackpool (W4 D1), with their only defeat coming back in April 2000 (1-2).
Blackpool have lost their last two away league games at Bristol Rovers – they’ve never previously lost on three successive league trips there.
Bristol Rovers have won just one of their last eight league games (D5 L2), a 2-1 victory against Southend in February.
Blackpool have failed to score in back-to-back league games (against Charlton and Oxford) – they last failed to score in three consecutive games in January 2018.
Bristol Rovers have the lowest shot conversion rate in League One (7.75%), scoring just 31 of their 400 attempts on goal.

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