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Bitterly disappointed David Lowe admitted his Blackburn Rovers side were second-best against Swansea City.
Head coach Valerien Ismael insists the future is bright for Blackburn Rovers despite the club missing out on the play-offs following their draw at Sheffield United.
Valerien Ismael praised ‘honest’ Blackburn Rovers for staying calm after brushing off going behind against Watford to remain in the playoff picture on the final day.
Valerien Ismael described Blackburn Rovers’ hammering of Millwall as the best his side has played since his arrival as head coach and hopes they maintain that level of performance when they head to Sunderland next.
Millwall’s Championship play-off hopes were damaged with a 4-1 defeat to Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park.
