Post-match verdict from Mark Robins as Stoke City sweep aside Preston North End to make it seven wins out of 10…

Stoke City manager Mark Robins expressed high confidence in his squad, praising his players as "pretty dangerous" following a 2-0 Championship victory over Preston North End. Ben Wilmot and Jack McGlynn both scored and assisted each other's goals in the lunchtime fixture, momentarily lifting the Potters to third place in the league table.
Robins acknowledged that while early game disruption and recent underlying expected-goals data presented challenges, Stoke demonstrated the quality needed to control matches. He praised contributions from substitutes Million Manhoef and George Hirst, though he confirmed Ethan will miss Tuesday's fixture after receiving his fifth yellow card.
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