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DEN IS A DIFFICULT PLACE FOR ANYONE

by
The LeaguePaper Team
17 September 2017

LEEDS are still top of the Championship, but you never would have known which team was riding high in the division as they were run ragged by Millwall.
Had this ended up as a 4-0 stuffing, Thomas Christiansen would have had little to complain about after his men produced a performance so out of character.
Match Verdict
In contrast, Millwall showed again that The Den is going to be a tough place to visit this season and the only negative from their point is that it took so long for their dominance to get its reward.
The stats bear out how one-sided this match was – Leeds only had on...

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