Championship

COBURN DEFENDED BY NEIL AFTER GLARING MISS

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The LeaguePaper Team
12 April 2026

MILLWALL manager Alex Neil admitted he could not be over-critical of striker Josh Coburn after he missed the best chance of the game.
Neil said his players were “knackered” after the point edged them into the game ended goalless.
the Championship’s top two ahead of Saturday’s fixtures.
Coburn could have opened the scoring in the first half, but he volleyed wide from inside the six yard box. But the Scottish coach pointed to Coburn’s eight goals which have been a major part of Millwall’s promotion bid. “Josh Coburn’s was probably the...

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