Charlton Athletic manager Nathan Jones has said he feels "let down" by the officials at Deepdale following his side's 2-0 away loss to Preston.

Efforts from Thierry Small and Daniel Jebbison ended Charlton's four game unbeaten run but Jones felt aggrieved especially by Small's goal to which he felt there was a foul in the build up.

The former Southampton manager was booked at full time for confronting referee James Linington.

"They scored the first goal—forget the second, because we were trying to chase the game, changed shape, tried to go after it - but it's always going to be about the first goal.

"I got let down by a decision of the officials. They then went up the other side and scored, and that's my real disappointment.

On what he said to the referee at full time, Jones said: "Literally didn't say anything to him, but apparently, I'll get clarity on why I've been booked, because I don't know—I didn't say anything.

"I said, I'm going to come in and see you, [with] my arms at my side, no dissent, nothing at all about being booked. It's easy for...