Millwall 1-1 West Bromwich Albion: Bryan own goal cancels out Cooper opener

Millwall boss Alex Neil:

“Out of the four, maybe five, opportunities [in the last 15 minutes] you’d hope we’d take at least one of them, and we’d have deserved it.

“We’d have been talking about a really good performance, really good win. And don’t get me wrong, we’re still talking about a really good performance but just a bit unfortunate we’ve not been able to get across the line.

“I think it’s important that after a bad defeat, and the manner in which it was [5-1 at Plymouth Argyle] that it didn’t become any more than that.

“I was really pleased today but it would have been topped off if we’d have won the game. As far as application, aggression, understanding what it means, showing the passion on the pitch from the players – I thought they did it brilliantly.”

West Bromwich Albion boss Tony Mowbray told BBC Radio WM:

“We’re disappointed with the draw, I always say to them ‘we’re here for the three points’ because I genuinely believe we have better players than Millwall and the job for me is to make sure the talent we’ve got on the pitch gets the job done.

“They were really intense, as every time I’ve ever been to Millwall. If you don’t fight your corner you are going to get beat and I think the team did fight their corner today.

“I just want them to be better so that we do come here and once we’ve seen the fight off, the first half say, the football takes over and the best team, which is us, pushes back and they’re hanging on.

“That wasn’t the case, if anything they were pushing the last five, 10 minutes of the game.”