Championship

NEIL’S PRIDE AT LIONS’ REVIVAL

by
The LeaguePaper Team
4 May 2025

BURNLEY 3
Brownhill 13, 90+3, Anthony 65

MILLWALL 1
Ivanovic 11

CAPTAIN MARVEL: Josh Brownhill, left, celebrates scoring his first goal against the Lions
PICTURE: Alamy

MILLWALL fell two points shy of the play-off places, but boss Alex Neil, who took charge in December, has been encouraged by the last few months.
“Pride is the overriding emotion when you look at what the lads have turned out these last game and the big wins we’ve got,” he said.
“We took it until the last 45 minutes of the season and we can be proud of our work since January....

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