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COBURN SHOW FIRES LIONS IN SLOW-BURNER

By Alan Harris

WREXHAM 0
MILLWALL 2

KNEESY DOES IT: Millwall’s Josh Coburn enjoys doubling his side’s lead late on
PICTURES: Alamy

PERSISTENT Millwall consolidated their place in the top five after sealing an “important win” at play-off rivals Wrexham.
That was Millwall manager Alex Neil’s assessment after overseeing a patient performance in which his side saw scoring chances sparse to come by. Max Cleworth’s own-goal on the hour mark, guided in from Femi Azeez’s cross, had gifted the Lions their lead.
It wasn’t until fiv...

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