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NEIL IS CONTENT WITH A POINT…

EFFORT: Alex Neil

MILLWALL boss Alex Neil accepted his former club looked the more likely winners in the closing stages as his Lions side were left clinging on to a point on home soil.
He said: “I thought first half we were good – we obviously get the mistake that Daniel [Iversen] makes, which was fortunate for us and we managed to get ourselves back in the game.
“I actually thought we started the second half pretty well, I thought we were probably the better team for that spell, and I thought the game flipped in their favour when they brought the subs on the ...

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