Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Preston North End have extended a cut-price ticket offer to the Green Army for Plymouth Argyle's crucial final away Championship match of the season at Deepdale on Saturday. The Pilgrims are bottom of the table with only two games still to play - the other is against already-promoted Leeds United at Home Park on May 3 - and probably need to win both to keep alive their chances of staying up, and even that might not be enough. Therefore, despite the fact it is a 608-mile round trip from Plymouth to Preston and back, the Green Army are sure to turn up in force for the all-ticket match in Lancashire, and especially now the prices have been cut to just £5 for adults and £1 for under-14s. Argyle fans who have already bought tickets will be refunded the difference over the next two weeks. Collections will be available from the Home Park Ticket Office until 12 noon on Friday. Any uncollected tickets can be picked up from the Away Ticket Office at Deepdale from 1pm on Saturday. Photo ID will be required for collection. Tickets are on general sale to Argyle fans for reserved seating in the Bill Shankly Kop. Their original cost had been £30 for adults (ages 23 to 64), £25 for over-65s, £20 for under-23s (19 to 22), £15 for under-19s (14-18), £10 for under-14s (11-13) and £5 for under-11s (0-10). They can be bought at any time at argyletickets.com , via phone by calling 01752 907700 or by visiting the Home Park Ticket Office from 10am-4pm daily. Under-14s must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18. Automated turnstiles are in operation at Deepdale and concourse facilities are card only, with cash not accepted. Miles Away Travel coaches will leave from outside the Devonport End at 5.30am on Saturday. The cost for members is £61 for adults and £59 for juniors. It is £66 for non-members. Argyle have been extremely well supported at their away games this season even though they have lost 15 out of 22 times, won once and conceded 48 goals while scoring just nine. There have been only five occasions where fewer than 1,000 of the Green Army have been in attendance - against Burnley, Hull City, Middlesbrough, Norwich City and Sunderland. Argyle played out a thrilling 3-3 draw with Preston at Home Park in October when they trailed 3-0 early in the second half before hitting back with goals from Freddie Issaka, Andre Gray and Morgan Whittaker. You can read more of our Argyle stories from Plymouth Live by clicking HERE