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  1. 'Half-time was the angriest I've been at Millwall'published at 18:07 BST 13 September

    Alex NeilImage source, Rex Features

    Millwall head coach Alex Neil after his side's 1-1 draw with Charlton Athletic:

    "Half-time was probably the angriest I've been since I've been here – because we were rubbish in the first half. It was the basics we were short on.

    "The sending off-helped but the turning point in our favour was when we went an extra man in the middle and took a striker off. We got a foothold in the game.

    "It's a constant dilemma I've had to fight against. Last season playing a front two paid huge dividends for us. But having another midfielder out there made us look more dangerous.

    "We deserved our goal. We know we can play better. If you're not playing at your best then the one thing is to make sure you don't lose.

    "There is still a bit of frustration for me because we should've played better in the first half."

  2. Pick of the stats: Charlton v Millwallpublished at 10:36 BST 12 September

    Side-by-side of Charlton and Millwall club badges

    Charlton will be looking to break a winless run of nearly 30 years against London rivals Millwall on Saturday (12:30 BST).

    The Addicks are winless in their last four in all competitions whereas their visitors have won three of their last five games but are arriving at The Valley off the back of a 2-0 defeat by Wrexham.

    • Charlton are winless in their last 12 league meetings with Millwall (D5 L7) since doing the double over them in the second tier in 1995-96.

    • Millwall are unbeaten in each of their last six league visits to Charlton (W3 D3), keeping a clean sheet on each of the last five occasions.

    • Having lost each of their last two league games, Charlton could lose three in a row for the first time since October last season.

    • Millwall have won both of their away league games so far this season; they last won their first three of a league campaign in 1995-96 in the second tier.

    • Coming into this weekend's games, only bottom side Sheffield United (2%) have a lower shot conversion rate than both Charlton (3.8%) and Millwall (4.7%)

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  3. Charlton league game 'main focus' - Neilpublished at 16:24 BST 11 September

    Millwall boss Alex Neil vs Coventry Carabao Cup Second RoundImage source, Getty Images

    Millwall boss Alex Neil says Saturday's Championship game against Charlton is the "main priority" despite their EFL Cup meeting with Crystal Palace next week.

    The Lions have won two and lost two of their opening four league fixtures, but have struggled in front of goal, scoring just three times.

    Their last game before the international break was a 2-0 home defeat by Wrexham.

    "(I'm) A little bit frustrated with the last game, but we've had plenty of time to go over it and put it to bed, we've got a lot of other important games to focus on, no more so than the next two, two sort of local derbies with Charlton and Crystal Palace," Neil told BBC Radio London.

    "To be fair to this point, our only focus has been Charlton, we've not even thought on or discussed Palace at the moment because Charlton is our main priority."

    Millwall have a good record against Charlton having not lost to them in almost 30 years.

    "I'm looking forward to the game, it should be a sell out, a good atmosphere, we know we need to go and try and get all three points on the board," Neil added.

    "I'm always a little bit nervous when we have a great record against teams because you don't want to be the guy that doesn't win that next game, but for us, we're confident going into the match.

    "I think it's well documented that we're not at full strength, but it doesn't mean we can't go there and get a result."

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  4. Watch BBC Radio London's deadline day specialpublished at 11:52 BST 1 September

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    Are Queens Park Rangers, Charlton or Millwall likely to strengthen before the transfer window shuts?

    Find out in our visualised two-hour special show as we follow all of your club's deadline day business. Watch here at 18:00 BST.

  5. 'Not a crisis' but injuries and attack concerningpublished at 09:37 BST 1 September

    Nick Hart
    Fan writer

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    Millwall striker Josh Coburn controls the ball while surrounded by Wrexham playersImage source, Rex Features

    Football's capacity to depress your weekend is unparalleled in the world of sport.

    Certainly Millwall's frustrating home loss to Wrexham left a downbeat mood around the Millwall scene on Saturday and Sunday, ahead of the first international break of the season.

    It would be tempting to put the 2-0 loss down to bad luck or poor refereeing, but the truth is that enough chances to score were created by the injury-hit Lions - they just weren't taken.

    The Welsh visitors defended well enough to handle a Millwall forward line that has yet to score a goal at The Den in 180 minutes (more including additional time) of football.

    Thankfully, our two wins have come on the road and in a very "Millwall" style at proverbial difficult places to go.

    But finding a way to break down determined and well-organized visitors has to be the number one priority for Alex Neil and his team.

    It's too early in the season to start calling "crisis" but the combination of an increasing number of injuries to key players and a toothless attack is making me more than a little itchy and scratchy.

    Here's hoping new signings on deadline day and hopefully the return to fitness of some of the training ground casualties will ease my sense of discomfort.

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  6. Pick of the stats: Millwall v Wrexham published at 11:27 BST 29 August

    Side-by-side of Millwall and Wrexham club badges

    Alex Neil's Millwall will be looking to make it three wins in four Championship matches as they host Wrexham on Saturday (15:00 BST).

    Phil Parkinson's Red Dragons are still searching for their first win after returning to the second tier of English football after they let a two goal lead slip to Sheffield Wednesday last weekend.

    • This will be the first league meeting between Millwall and Wrexham since April 2001 in the third tier; the Lions are unbeaten across their past six against the Red Dragons (W2 D4).

    • Wrexham have lost two of their past three away league games against Millwall (D1), as many defeats as across their prior 10 visits combined (W4 D4).

    • None of Millwall's past 16 league games have ended level (W10 L6), their longest streak without a draw since between February and May 2009 (17 in a row).

    • Through the opening three matchdays of the 2025-26 Championship season, no side has faced more shots than Wrexham (65) – 15 more than any other side in the competition.

    • Since returning to the EFL in 2023-24, Wrexham are unbeaten across their four away league games against sides from London (W1 D3), though in the second tier they've failed to win on any of their past seven visits to the capital (D2 L5).

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