'I'm very proud of the players' - Harris
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The Millwall manager, Neil Harris says the defensive structure of his team is a big part of their recent success.
Wednesday night's 1-0 win over Leeds was their fourth successive victory by that scoreline.
"That's a brilliant result for us, we knew the intensity was going to be higher than against Burnley on Sunday," Harris told BBC Radio London.
"For us it's about discipline, being as organised and structured as we can be and then finding a way to score at the other end. I'm very proud of the players this evening."
The four wins in a row have taken Millwall from 21st place up to fifth in the Championship table ahead of their trip to Stoke on Saturday.
"It just shows what momentum can give you, what a top culture can give you and identifying what our strengths are as a team and a club," said Harris.