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Harris is hungry to face the Cod Army

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The LeaguePaper Team
16 April 2017

By Jack Muscutt

MILLWALL manager Neil Harris claims momentum is now with his play-off chasing side as they head to Fleetwood tomorrow to take on the Cod Army, after thrashing sorry Northampton at The Den on Friday.
Aiden O’Brien’s spectacular opener and Jed Wallace’s double saw the Lions wrap things up by half-time, with Harris ecstatic at the 20- minute scoring blitz.
The result keeps the Lions sixth, one point above seventh-placed Southend with three games left, meaning their destiny is still in their own hands.
Harris said: “It was a very, very strong performan...

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