Author: Daniel Marsh

Edwards was quick to laud Hutchinson’s impact after Millwall’s third win on the bounce.

Shaun Hutchinson showed the composure of a striker to produce a clinical sweeping finish beyond Max O’Leary to seal the points in the 92nd minute but the Lions had dominated the second period.

Daniel Marsh provides four takeaways from Millwall’s 0-0 draw at Stoke City yesterday.

The Lions travelled to the Bet365 Stadium hoping to end a six-match winless run but failed to trouble their hosts, who had new head coach Steven Schumacher at the helm for the first time.

When Edwards was asked how Emakhu was feeling post-match, he sympathised with the Irishman before stressing he had considered introducing him sooner.

Millwall’s issues at The Den have been well-documented, but the manner in which they have slid down the Championship table over the past six weeks pose a far bigger problem for Joe Edwards.

A deflected strike from Ricardo Pereira left Millwall with a mountain to climb before Kevin Nisbet bagged a late consolation.

The Lions picked up their first away win of the season in the Championship courtesy of second-half goals from Zian Flemming and George Saville, the latter netting deep into additional time.

Dan Marsh’s match report from Millwall’s 3-0 win over Rotherham.

Daniel Marsh supplies his takeaways after Millwall’s poor display at Norwich City today.

The Lions have now lost three matches in a row after goals from Jon Rowe, Sam Sargent and Ashley Barnes. Aidomo Emakhu responded in additional time for the visitors but it was too little too late.

Millwall fans were less than impressed with another poor display after travelling to Norfolk in good numbers and directed a chant criticising Rowett and the team’s style of football during the second-half.

Here are Daniel Marsh’s takeaways from The Den.

Members of the Berylson family, including his wife, Amy and the Lions’ new chairman James, were in attendance at the Den.

Millwall slumped to a dismal defeat at the Den, though, courtesy of a last-gasp strike from Bristol City captain Matty James.

STAR MAN: Aidomo Emakhu. Another eye-catching cameo from the bench for the young Irish forward, who seems poised to enjoy a breakthrough campaign.

The Lions boss named a strong XI for the EFL Cup tie after beating Middlesbrough 1-0 in Saturday’s Championship season opener.

Picking up points when you’re not quite at it is the hallmark of a good team. So, once the sting of Luke Berry’s 87th-minute strike subsides, Millwall should take plenty of encouragement from the Championship point they banked at Kenilworth Road on Tuesday night.

Flemming fired Millwall into a fourth minute lead at Kenilworth Road to nudge ahead of Bradshaw in the Lions scoring charts, but the in-form striker doubled the visitors lead to regain his spot alongside the Dutchman.