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RED-HOT AZEEZ KEEPS LIONS ROARING

By David Pickering

MILLWALL 1
Azeez 14

LEICESTER CITY 0

STAR MAN
FEMI AZEEZ
Millwall

ALEX Neil insisted his Millwall players are starting to believe in their own potential after another statement win over Leicester kept their momentum rolling.
Femi Azeez’s remarkable goalscoring streak continued as the Lions made it four Championship wins in a row, the in-form forward netting in his fourth consecutive match with a well-taken winner that kept Millwall third.
The hosts dominated for long spells and might have extended their lead, but Mihailo Ivanovic saw his second-hal...

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