Millwall 3-0 Sheffield Wednesday: Josh Coburn scores in Lions win

Millwall boss Neil Harris told BBC Radio London:

“We made individual errors in the first two games and we’ve cut them out and picked up four points accordingly.

“We’re now up and running. We looked like a proper Championship football team that has a structure and an identity.

“There was a desire to keep a clean sheet. We scored three goals and, let’s be honest, it could have been five or six.

“Josh has set his bar very high for performances but I wanted to bring him to the club because I know his attributes. He’s an outstanding player.

“He gave us the platform and the belief to build off today.”

Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Rohl told BBC Radio Sheffield:

“Three defeats in a row. It’s terrible. It’s time to wake up.

“There was high expectation after one win but we are back in reality and that means fighting for every point – that is what I want to see in the next few weeks.

“It’s a big, big sickener for me that it goes in the wrong direction and not the right direction. I need to find a solution in the next few weeks.

“Cheap goals (conceded) and also we created nothing up front. We have to improve as soon as possible.

“We are back a little bit in the past and that is very hard to take. We have a lot of individual players but now it’s about finding the best team.

“This is my job – to find the best team that is ready. We have to start as soon as possible to make the turnaround.”