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Sparks will fly as Preston North End welcome Burnley to the Deepdale Stadium on Tuesday evening; both teams are meeting for the first time in two years, this will also be their first meeting in a competitive fixture since the 2015/16 season.

We would like to point out that Burnley did not lose any of their last four meetings with Preston North End; will they be able to maintain that streak, or will Preston come out on top at the end of regulation time?

Let’s take a look at both teams’ chances.

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Preston North End are coming off a disappointing 1:0 loss at home against Birmingham City; despite being the dominant side, Ryan Lowe’s men were unable to find the back of the net. It’s fair to point out that Preston have struggled to find their best form of late; as they’ve won just one of their last six matches across all competitions, with three draws and two losses.

As a result, Preston dropped to 10th on the Championship table; they’ve accumulated a total of 11 points from eight league matches.

Interestingly, Preston suffered just one loss in eight Championship matches; although they won just two games so far, with five draws.

Ryan Lowe’s men will hope to bounce back from their recent loss as they host Burnley.

Burnley, on the other hand, are coming off a heartbreaking 1:1 draw at West Bromwich Albion; in a match where they conceded the equaliser at the 98th minute.

Prior to that draw, Vincent Kompany’s men had won three in a row, with no losses in five matches; they’ve been one of the best teams in the Championship this season, having lost just one of eight league matches.

As it stands, Burnley are fifth on the league table, they’ve obtained 13 points from a possible 24. The Clarets will look to extend their unbeaten run to seven matches today.

We’ve mentioned that Preston suffered a 1:0 loss in their last game; in fact, that was the first time they conceded a goal in the Championship this season. Ryan Lowe’s men allowed just one goal in eight league games; no other side has conceded fewer than six goals in the Championship.

Conversely, Preston scored just two goals in eight league matches, all of their Championship games have gone under 1.5, with five of those games ending goalless.

Like Preston, Burnley have had their fair share of low-scoring games; they’ve played nine matches in all competitions, and seven of them went below the 2.5 goal mark. With that in mind, this will likely be a low-scoring affair; the ‘under 2.5 goals’ option pays at 3/5 odds.