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LATE SHOW BY CRAMA CLINCHES A THRILLER

By Gabriel Henderson

MILLWALL 3
Azeez 72, Taylor 81, Crama 90+7

SOUTHAMPTON 2
Armstrong 55 (pen), Azaz 87

LATE SHOW: Joyous Millwall celebrate Tristan Crama’s winner
PICTURES: Alamy

MILLWALL boss Alex Neil felt the dramatic finish to his side’s victory over in-form Southampton was exactly what they deserved at the end of a pulsating contest.
Tristan Crama struck in the seventh minute of stoppage time as Millwall moved up to third in the table.
Saints thought they had snatched a point when Finn Azaz scored three minutes from time. Earlier, Adam Armstrong had ...

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