Preston North End boss Paul Heckingbottom told BBC Radio Lancashire:
“I’m really disappointed with the two goals we conceded, I thought they were poor on our part.
“We were brave with how we passed the ball and tried to take the game to them, I was really pleased with that.
“We knew if we could keep one goal in it then we’d get opportunities but they defended their box well and we couldn’t open them up.
“Overall I’m delighted with the effort and commitment of the players but Leeds had the better chances.”
Leeds United boss Daniel Farke told BBC Radio Leeds:
“It feels pretty good after an exhausting week with three difficult games. It was a priceless three points for us.
“It was a really good performance and we could have made life easier by taking a few of our chances, it must have been one of our highest expected goals of the season. We should have scored six or seven.
“If you don’t score the third goal and miss this crazy amount of chances then you always need to stay switched on because Preston played with freedom. It was crucial that we returned to our best behaviour against the ball.
“I didn’t know the scoreline at Plymouth but you sense the reaction of the supporters. I wanted to make sure that we stayed focused and not thinking about what happened on other pitches.
“I like the balance because we played with fire in the heart but cool in the head.”
Preston North End boss Paul Heckingbottom told BBC Radio Lancashire:
“I’m really disappointed with the two goals we conceded, I thought they were poor on our part.
“We were brave with how we passed the ball and tried to take the game to them, I was really pleased with that.
“We knew if we could keep one goal in it then we’d get opportunities but they defended their box well and we couldn’t open them up.
“Overall I’m delighted with the effort and commitment of the players but Leeds had the better chances.”
