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Milwall completed the ultimate smash and grab at Ashton Gate. The home side were far superior creating a couple of good chances in the first half, with Anis Mehmeti shooting just wide and Scott Twine having an effort cleared off the line.
After half time, Millwall’s goal came against the run of play, a counter attack, leading to a double save from Femi Aziz, before Mihailo Ivanovic latched onto the
West Brom will be left wondering how they came away with nothing, but in truth, while their approach play delivered chances, particularly in the first half, their finishing and decision making in front of goal left plenty to be desired.
Isaac Price and promising Aston Villa loanee Samuel Iling-Junior both saw efforts fly wide in the first half in which the visitors dominated both possession and shots.
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Defeat did not deliver doom and gloom to Rovers, who remain in the promotion-chasing mix and carved out enough chances to win this match.
Dom Hyam had the best of them in the first half, the centre-half heading narrowly wide after 23 minutes when he should have hit the target.
As both sides chased the game late on, Andreas Weimann nearly poked home a Ryan Hedges cross only for Lukas
Substitute Joe Rothwell scored a late double as Southampton survived a Sunderland fightback to keep their slim hopes of automatic promotion back to the Premier League alive.
The Saints, who had their midweek game against Preston postponed at late notice because of a fire on a nearby industrial estate, took an early lead when Stuart