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Preston North End secured their first win at Deepdale in four months as they came from behind to beat Wigan Athletic 2-1 in the Championship.

A Greg Cunningham own goal gave the away side the lead in the first half before a penalty from Daniel Johnson and a breakaway goal from Tom Cannon turned the game on its head. PNE finished the game with 10 men, as Robbie Brady was brought on as a substitute and then sent off for two yellow cards.

Ryan Lowe made four changes to the side that drew 0-0 with Hull City last time out, Bambo Diaby, Liam Lindsay, Johnson and Troy Parrott all coming into the side.

Jordan Storey, Ben Woodburn and Liam Delap all dropped to the bench, with Andrew Hughes missing out through injury having been subbed off at the MKM Stadium during the first half.

Preston North End's Daniel Johnson celebrates with team-mates Alan Browne (left) and Troy Parrott (right) after scoring the equalising goal from the penalty spot to make the score 1-1

PNE had to endure an early scare in the opening seconds of the game as Will Keane got some space down the right side of the box and stood the ball up for Callum Lang at the far post. Thankfully for North End, Diaby was able to get a glance on the ball and make it difficult for the Wigan forward on the edge of the six yard box and the home side cleared.

Ryan Ledson had Preston's first shot of the game, that coming after 16 minutes from outside the box but it did not trouble Ben Amos in the Latics goal.

Five minutes later Cannon tried to open his PNE account but his bending strike from the edge of the box went beyond the post looking for the top corner.

It was Wigan that took the lead though, on 27 minutes. Ledson gave the ball away inside the PNE half, with Christ Tiehi carrying the ball forward. He played a one-two with Ashley Fletcher and the Ivorian tried his luck from a tight angle. The ball squirmed beyond Freddie Woodman with Cunningham back on the line attempting to clear, only redirecting the ball into his own net.

North End offered little in response when it came to chances, the Latics having the next one as Lang let fly from distance after 37 minutes but Woodman comfortably claimed it after a bounce just before the PNE 'keeper.

He was at it again two minutes before half time, cutting in from the left this time but failing to find the target.

The home side, and particularly their manager, were booed off at the break.

Preston North End 2-1 Wigan Athletic - North End finally get a home win thanks to stalwart and Everton loanee