After Millwall’s 17-game unbeaten run ended with a 3-0 home defeat to Fulham on Friday, their response could define their play-off chances. There are two possible eventualities: the first is that with leaders like Shaun Hutchinson and Steve Morison in situ, they will respond to that setback with only renewed vigour. The second though, is… Read more →
While Millwall played Friday night’s London derby like an Olympic sprinter, Fulham played it like a marathon runner: the latter came out on top thanks to second half goals from Ryan Sessegnon, Kevin McDonald and Aleksandar Mitrovic. Here’s our player ratings from a 3-0 away win for the Whites. The Lions Jordan Archer – having… Read more →
While Millwall played Friday night’s London derby like an Olympic sprinter, Fulham played it like a marathon runner: the latter came out on top thanks to second half goals from Ryan Sessegnon, Kevin McDonald and Aleksandar Mitrovic. Here’s six talking points from a 3-0 away win for the Whites. Millwall’s high-tempo Millwall pressed at a… Read more →
Both Leeds United and Millwall had a knack of responding well to adversity on Saturday afternoon, but struggling to manage proceedings when they had the upper-hand. The result was an enthralling game that saw a red card, a dubiously disallowed goal from Jed Wallace and seven that stood, including a dramatic late winner from the… Read more →
Both Leeds United and Millwall had a knack of responding well to adversity on Saturday afternoon, but struggling to manage proceedings when they had the upper-hand. The result was an enthralling game that saw a red card, a dubiously disallowed goal from Jed Wallace and seven that stood, including a dramatic late winner from the… Read more →
Just when Millwall looked on a dangerous downward curve, they plucked four points out of the air against top six contenders Sheffield United and Aston Villa. They were deserved 3-1 winners against the Blades, too. Neil Harris, whose biggest critics deem him a one-dimensional coach wedded to 4-4-2, showed the adaptability to match his opponents… Read more →
This fixture was previously played on 20th August last season – Millwall won 2-1 to inflict a third defeat in four league games on Sheffield United. That evening, Chris Wilder asked captain Billy Sharp to get off the coach and buy some beer to get the bad start ‘out of their system’. From that point… Read more →
A Maxime Colin own goal and a Ryan Tunnicliffe strike helped Millwall to a deserved 2-0 win over Birmingham on Saturday evening. Here’s our Player Ratings from the game. Millwall Jordan Archer – untested for much of the game, but is unlikely to lose his place due to Harris’ loyalty to the stopper, who started… Read more →
A Maxime Colin own goal and a Ryan Tunnicliffe strike helped Millwall to a deserved 2-0 win over Birmingham on Saturday evening. Here’s four talking points from the game. Lions strong start Neil Harris’ side pressed well early on and looked dangerous in the transitional phases of play, with Marc Roberts among others guilty of… Read more →
Diogo Jota’s stunning first half strike rewarded Wolves’ controlled performance with a 1-0 victory over Millwall. Here’s five key discussion points from the match. Neves’ switches of play Wolves’ performance was kicked into life by a 3rd minute move, or more specifically, by Ruben Neves. The ex-Porto midfielder sprayed the ball out wide, before Matt… Read more →