Wayne Rooney's Plymouth Argyle side fought back from 3-0 down to draw 3-3 with Preston North End in the Championship on Saturday. Morgan Whittaker scored in stoppage time to salvage an important point for Plymouth who are struggling one place outside of the relegation zone following just three wins in their opening 12 games of the season.

Wayne Rooney says his Plymouth Argyle players need to get better at the "nasty bits of the game" after the 3-3 draw with Preston in the Championship.

Plymouth manager Wayne Rooney insisted he felt "angry" despite his side coming from three goals down in a remarkable second-half display as they drew 3-3 with Preston in English football's second-tier Championship on Saturday.

Rooney saw his Pilgrims' side fall three goals behind to Preston North End at Home Park only to battle back and draw 3-3 after a late equaliser from Morgan Whittaker

Despite securing a hard-fought point at home to Preston North End, Plymouth Argyle manager Wayne Rooney delivered a scathing criticism of his side's defensive maturity on Saturday, after the Greens found themselves 3-0 down shortly after half-time.

Plymouth boss Wayne Rooney remained “angry” despite Plymouth’s second-half comeback from 3-0 down to draw 3-3 with Preston. Goals by debutants Freddie Issaka and Andre Gray and a stoppage-time leveller from the irrepressible Morgan Whittaker cancelled out goals by Sam Greenwood,