Championship

A ‘SOFT’ CALL ON GOAL – GAFFER

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The LeaguePaper Team
13 September 2026

MARGINS: Alex Neil

ALEX NEIL felt Tairyk Arconte’s disallowed goal was ‘soft’ but conceded that Blackburn’s ‘clinical’ finishing was the difference, for his losing Millwall side.
The Guadeloupe international saw a goal disallowed, with the score at 2-1, after guiding in Jake Cooper’s flick-on at the near-post. He remained undeterred, though, with another emphatic effort blocked brilliantly by Hayden Carter, only for Lydon Dykes to head narrowly wide.
Dykes had equalised, either side of Dapo Afolayan’s efforts, with Neil left ...

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