Results tagged “Southampton”

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.

By Ian Toal, Millwall Supporters Club.

Things have taken a dramatic change for the better for The Lions after beating League Two strugglers Dagenham and Redbridge 5-0 in the FA Cup third round replay and then getting a vital 3-1 win at Barnsley in the League last Saturday.

By Ian Toal, Millwall Supporters' Club.

So much for the FA cup providing a welcome distraction from our poor league form.

A 0-0 draw against League Two strugglers Dagenham & Redbridge didn't provide the team with the boost in confidence we were hoping a relatively easy tie would give.

West Ham manager Sam Allardyce was in defiant mood after last night's 0-0 draw against Bristol City.

The Irons created plenty of chances against the struggling Robins but wayward finishing saw them draw a blank, leaving them second in the Championship, five points behind Southampton.

Arsenal and England player Theo Walcott is winging his way into Canary Wharf next month.

Walcott, 22, will be signing copies of his autobiography Theo: Growing Up Fast at Waterstone's in Jubilee Place mall on November 17.

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.

West Ham face a summit meeting with Championship leaders Southampton tomorrow night in good spirits following a comprehensive 4-0 drubbing of Blackpool.

Sam Baldock scored his first goals for the Irons following his move from MK Dons, netting twice, while John Carew and Jack Collison were also on target on Saturday.

Ian Toal, of Millwall Supporters Club, reflects on a narrow defeat at Southampton, and some heavy handed treatment from the police.

As much as you want to win every game you play, sometimes it's best to get that first defeat of the season out of the way.

Sam Allardyce was left to reflect on what might have been after he saw his West Ham side concede an injury time equaliser against Leeds.

Adam Clayton's late goal earned the Yorkshiremen a point at Upton Park yesterday, just as the Irons looked set to record their third win in a row.

The harness is fastened, adjusted and released like so. But you really won't be needing one. Oh, and the emergency exits are located along the edge of the boat." So concluded the safety briefing before we left Shamrock Quay Marina in Southampton on board Visit Malta Puma (sponsored by the Maltese Tourist Board) - a fully fledged Reflex 38 racing yacht.

Former Addicks boss Alan Pardew ensured his old side did not get a much wanted win against him in his first full season away from The Valley.

It was Pardew's Southampton who ruined Charlton's winning start to the season with a draw in September in south London, and on Saturday the Saints stole all three points.

Charlton's top scorer Deon Burton is 50/50 for a return to the first team for this weekend's clash with Southampton.

The Addicks striker returned to training on Thursday and could join fit again midfielder Nicky Bailey in the squad for Saturday's match.

Kenny Jackett has promised new recruits to bolster his promotion-seeking squad but he won't be pressured into competing with the League One big spenders.

The Millwall manager knows he needs more firepower to push the Lions into the play-off positions.

Unlucky Millwall had to settle for a point after an entertaining draw with Southampton ended with two late goals.

Debutant Liam Trotter was the Lions hero when he popped up in the box in the 93rd minute to cancel out Ricky Lambert's opener for the visitors, scored just a minute earlier.

It's going to be an intriguing test for Millwall this weekend, as Southampton roll into the Den.

Following their cup exit in the week, Millwall face a side who have worked hard to shake off the crutch of a ten-point deduction, but still need some points to stop them from wobbling.

Charlton endured their second cup exit in three days when they crashed out of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy against Southampton.

Last night's 2-1 defeat at St Mary's Stadium follows Sunday's FA Cup first round humiliation at Northwich Victoria.

The long road to Wembley gets underway for Millwall with a home tie against non-league AFC Wimbledon.

The Lions, Cup finalists in 2004, had to wait until last night to see who they would face in the first round and it was the Dons who won through, beating Crawley 3-1.

Deon Burton scored his fourth goal of the season to deny Alan Pardew his first win of the season on his return to The Valley.

The former Charlton manager was greeted with a hostile reception from the home fans, but looked like having the last laugh when Southampton went in 1-0 up at the break.

Charlton will be looking to maintain their 100 per cent record as they entertain Southampton at The Valley on Saturday.

But it's the sideshow of the return of the man formerly known as Super Al which will dominate the headlines.

Millwall launched their 2009/10 campaign with a draw at League One new-boys Southampton.

Nadjim Abdou's 65th minute header cancelled out Matt Paterson's opener, seconds after Alan Dunne had fluffed a chance to equalise from the penalty spot.