Results tagged “Millwall”

An injury-time goal from Liam Feeney saw Millwall beat Southampton to set up a home tie against Premier League Bolton in the FA Cup fifth round.

The Lions saw off the Saints in dramatic style as they came from behind to snatch a 3-2 win at St Mary's.

Defeat against promotion rivals Southampton means West Ham now face a stern test if they are to overtake the Championship leaders, according to boss Sam Allardyce.

The Hammers' boss saw his side go down 1-0 to the south coast side in a top-of-the-table clash away on Tuesday night.

Ian Toal, of the Millwall Supporters Club, takes look at the last week at The Den.

After another heavy away defeat, this time at Derby County, I think it is fairly safe to say that the priorities of our season are rapidly changing. If you offered me a mid-table finish now I would snap your hands off.

An Isle of Dogs councillor defected from the Conservative Party to join Tower Hamlets' Mayor Lutfur Rahman's team.

Maium Miah, Conservative councillor for Millwall, has left the party to become Mr Rahman's executive advisor for the Third Sector and Community Engagement.

Charlton lost Therry Racon in a free transfer to south London rivals Millwall on Tuesday but followed it by announcing three new signings.

Mikel Alonso, older brother of Real Madrid's Xabi, joins the club, as well as Cedric Evina and Paul Hayes in a triple boost.

When Neil Harris lines up at Victoria Park for a 10km charity run this Sunday it's likely his mind will flash back to a decade ago.

It was back in 2001 his world was turned upside down when he was diagnosed with testicular cancer. It was the beginning of a well documented fight back to fitness.

A football supporter who fell from the top tier at Millwall and on to the seats below has been released from hospital.

Cardiff fan Ryan Oliver, 35, from Rhondda in Wales, suffered three broken fingers and some spinal damage after he dropped 20 feet while celebrating his side's equalising goal in Saturday's match.

Millwall secured a thoroughly deserved win at home to Derby on Saturday thanks to goals from Steve Morrison and Theo Robinson.

The Lions made five changes to the side that lost to Portsmouth in midweek, including the introduction of new signing Danny Shittu, who was man of the match on his debut at The Den.

West Ham and Millwall are both in action in London, while Charlton head deep north to Carlisle in this weekend's three matches.

Newcastle are the visitors to the Boleyn on Saturday, as West Ham aim to extend a four-match unbeaten run.

Terry Hurlock may be a legend on the terraces of Millwall but he admits the club's history was never something that preoccupied him during his playing days.

The tough-tackling midfielder put that behind him when he was at the unveiling of a plaque marking 125-years since the club was formed on the Isle of Dogs.

Birthday celebrations were cut short at The Den on Saturday after Burnley held on for a draw despite having 10 men for the majority of the game.

The Lions were left bemoaning a host of missed chances in the match which marked 125 years since they were formed on the Isle of Dogs.

Can West Ham gain three points from a London derby in consecutive weeks?

After disposing of Spurs last weekend, the Hammers entertain Fulham at Upton Park on Saturday looking for the win that could spring them out of the relegation zone.

West Ham have been handed a home tie against Oxford United in the second round of the Carling Cup.

The Irons will fancy their chances against the League Two side, who were promoted from the Conference last season. Oxford beat Bristol Rovers 6-1 in their first round tie on Tuesday.

Standing on a bridge near West Ham's football ground and armed with just a CS spray, Sgt Gerard Allen was all that separated more than 100 football hooligans hell-bent on violence.

In the incident during the riots between Millwall and West Ham last August, the policeman stood firm and somehow managed to keep the warring fans apart until reinforcements arrived.

Gary Alexander could be set for a return for Millwall in time for the visit of struggling Gillingham on Saturday.

The 30-year-old striker has not played since injuring his heel in October but is a possibility for the bench in the clash at The Den.

What better time for Millwall to play Leeds United? The Lions are unbeaten in five while the Whites have the mental toughness of a bowl of jelly.

Once runaway leaders, Leeds are now the team which has football fans tearing up their accumulators.

Millwall stormed to victory in Saturday's south London derby with Kenny Jackett praising it as one of the best results of his career.

A first-half goal from a corner by Darren Ward, followed by a Christian Dailly own goal and a brace by Steve Morison helped the Lions to a 4-0 win and put them just a point behind Charlton.

December 5, 1995, is a day that has lived long in the memory of Charlton fans. A Kim Grant brace saw the Addicks win at The Den for the first time in many a year.

Being in different divisions ever since, the Lions have been waiting 14 years for revenge at home but will have their opportunity on Saturday.

It wasn't pretty but with just 11 games to go this season it's all about the points.

Luckless Stockport arrived at The Valley bottom of the league and knew they were in for another bad day when they found themselves two goals down after 10 minutes.

Some days only a win will do.

Then you find yourself two down in a half hour, and even a draw looks like a gift sent down from the angels. After all, a single point is always more useful than none at all.