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That's another Championship weekend put to bed but don't panic we're back for more on Tuesday night.

The big movers this weekend are Millwall, up to seventh, Bristol City who have pushed up to eighth and Watford's 6-2 thrashing of Sheffield Wednesday jumps them up to fifth place.

The big losers are Burnley who suffered just a second defeat of the season and are fourth.

You can review the weekend's action here.

It'll all change, we know it'll all change - enjoy the rest of your weekend.

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Burnley's nine game unbeaten run is over and they deservedly went down to just a second defeat of the season at Millwall - manager Scott Parker has been talking to Sky Sports:

"We came here knowing it's a tough place to come and dominated the first 25 minutes but the game went away from us at the back end of that first-half.

"Emotionally with a young team like ours we struggled in the big moments.

"We need to be more progressive in the front third but it's a really young team, a brand new team and we need to keep working hard.

"We lacked spark in the second-half and the game has been decided on a set play."

It was a fine performance from Millwall, set up by their manager Neil Harris.

He told Sky Sports:

"It was a strong result and I thought Burnley ran out of ideas.

"We grew into the game after Burnley were slightly better in the first 20 minutes but I couldn't see them scoring against us.

"You just need a moment here at The Den and Jake Cooper produces it and if anything I thought we'd get the second goal.

"If we win games 1-0 it's fine and the first goal in the Championship is so important especially for us."

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

In terms of Parker, I'm not saying he's under pressure but he's certainly got a big problem here.

We haven't created a decent chance in the game. Automatic promotion with this team looks a tall order.

Millwall skipper Jake Cooper scored the winning goal and told Sky Sports:

"It's a great cross from Femi (Azeez) for my goal.

"The performance was about as Millwall as you can get at The Den - we scored off a second ball and then limited Burnley to very little.

"We dug in, defended well and we're very proud of our performance today."

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It wasn't that long ago Millwall were languishing down in 18th place in the Championship but look at them now.

A third 1-0 victory in a row moves them up to seventh place ahead of Wednesday's home meeting with Leeds.

Burnley stay fourth having dropped down following yesterday's results.

The Clarets have another big test on Thursday away at West Brom.

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

I thought that there was every chance it would be 0-0 today and on the balance it probably should have been.

Neither keeper had much to do and the difference is a great header from Cooper.

We made the subs, got into some good positions but never looked like we were going to get the equaliser.

We could have probably played until midnight and not scored.

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Millwall are up to seventh with a third successive 1-0 win.

Burnley's nine game unbeaten run is over.

Jake Cooper's superb second-half header gets the job done for Neil Harris's side who put on a masterclass against the highly fancied visitors.

Millwall soaked up what Burnley had to offer in the first period before stepping up in the second-half, getting themselves ahead and rarely looking like they'd surrender the lead.

Burnley did what Burnley do, dominate possession and pass it around a lot but produced very little.

Luca Koleosho's early strike against the outside of the post was the best they had to offer and Scott Parker will need to address their issues in front of goal.

It's a thirteenth 1-0 victory for Millwall from their last 21 wins and they look a more than capable outfit.

Burnley getting desperate - they sling a ball into the box and the Millwall substitute Shaun Hutchinson puts his head in where it hurts to clear.

The whistle goes for a high boot and Millwall can clear away.

George Honeyman takes the applause as he goes off and on comes Shaun Hutchinson for the closing minutes.

Hutchinson was released by Millwall in the summer before returning.

Jay Rodriguez loops a head over the Millwall crossbar but it's not happening for the visitors.

Referee Gavin Ward has added on an extra six minutes at the end of this.

Burnley are pressing but creating nothing.

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Burnley's Jeremy Sarmiento gets a caution for a confrontation with Ryan Leonard.

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

We're pressing and pressing.

We are forcing things and we look frustrated playing passes that aren't on, Koleosho tried one earlier.

Millwall have definitely changed their approach they're looking to sit in now.

It's been a very good second-half from Millwall.

It's almost as if they had a good look at what Burnley had to offer in that first period, had a chat at half-time and decided they'd just player higher up the pitch.

It's worked a treat but what they don't want to do is start thinking about protecting the lead and inviting Burnley on.

Casper De Norre has a dip from distance for Millwall. It'd be spectacular if it goes in and it does....into the crowd that is.

Millwall inching closer to a third straight 1-0 victory.

Into the final 10 minutes we go.

Who loves a stat?

Well you can have one anyway.

Only Plymouth and Sheffield Wednesday have scored more than Millwall's four goals in the final 10 minutes of games this season.

Burnley are yet to concede in the final 10 minutes of a match this season.

I feel better for getting that off my chest, now back to the game...

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

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There's no real threat in the team.

They're not bad players at all, the defenders and the goalkeeper have been good, teams will score goals against you.

But we need that bit of firepower going forward.

Three more changes for Millwall.

Duncan Watmore, Ryan Wintle and Josh Coburn are coming on.

Femi Azeez, Macauley Langstaff and Romain Esse get to watch the rest of the game from the bench.

That's better from Burnley.

Luca Koleosho has been quiet in the second-half but he gets down the right and whips in a cross which Lukas Jensen collects.