Preston hold out to go into play-off final

Derby 0 Preston 0

Preston hold out to go into play-off final
Thu, 19 May, 2005 - 23:09

Derby 0 Preston 0

Preston are marching towards Cardiff to face West Ham in the Coca-Cola Championship play-off final after Derby striker Grzegorz Rasiak blew his side’s hopes by missing a late penalty.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Millennium StadiumPlace: DeepdalePerson: Grzegorz RasiakPerson: RasiakPerson: Billy Davies’Person: DaviesPerson: Craig BrownPerson: George BurleyPerson: BurleyPerson: Inigo IdiakezPerson: IdiakezPerson: SpaniardPerson: Adam BolderPerson: Chris LuckettiPerson: Claude DavisPerson: Tom HuddlestonePerson: DavisPerson: PolePerson: Paul PeschisolidoPerson: Carlo NashPerson: Eddie LewisPerson: Marco ReichPerson: Tommy SmithPerson: Brian O’NeilPerson: Jeff KennaPerson: Ian TaylorPerson: PeschisolidoPerson: Richard CresswellPerson: Paul McKennaPerson: David NugentPerson: NashEvent: Coca-Cola ChampionshipEvent: Coca-Cola Championship playEvent: 1964 FA Cup FinalOrganisation: PrestonOrganisation: West HamOrganisation: DerbyOrganisation: CardiffOrganisation: North EndOrganisation: HammersOrganisation: MotherwellOrganisation: RamsOrganisation: IpswichOrganisation: Rams’Organisation: TottenhamOrganisation: Sheffield Wednesday
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