To their credit, the home side are still plugging away.

Steve Morison's attempted cross on the half-volley nearly picks out Lee Gregory at the far stick, but he can't keep the ball in play.

We're marching towards the final 10 minutes.

The Fulham fans have even brought out the oles now. It's been that kind of second period.

Tim Cahill is on in place of fellow Aussie James Meredith for Millwall.

Millwall at last muster an attempt on goal in this second half, Tom Williams half-volleying straight at Marcus Bettinelli from the edge of the box.

If nothing else, it's a timely reminder that the Lions aren't completely out of this yet.

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It's safe to say Fulham enjoyed Kevin McDonald's goal.

It's his strike from range that has Fulham 2-0 up with around 18 minutes left.

Tim Ream's late, late challenge as a Millwall player tried to clear the ball long earns him a yellow card.

As the Lions try to launch the subsequent free-kick long, Ryan Sessegnon wins it back and immediately sends it back in the opposite direction - but Aleksandar Mitrovic's optimistic first-time attempted lob goes over.

Unlucky, Aleksander Mitrovic.

He latches on to Matt Targett's clever floated cross to the edge of the area but can only hook his first-time volley wide. It had all the makings of a goal of the season contender.

Alas, it ended up as anything but.

Ryan Fredericks, playing off the opposite flank to Ryan Sessegnon, has been a bit of an unsung hero for Fulham this season.

It's the former Tottenham man's winding run here that almost tees up a chance for his 17-year-old team-mate, who loses his footing at the crucial moment.

The Millwall fans, who have sold out The Den tonight, are still urging their side forward - although there is the odd grown when Jed Wallace's hooked cross goes straight out of play.

A first change from Lions manager Neil Harris follows, as Tom Elliott is thrown on up top for midfielder Ben Marshall.

Dan Edwards: Take Sessegnon for environment experience but never for the squad. 17 yrs first Eng experience is a world cup....not a good idea

Matt: Yes Sessegnon should go to the World Cup. Has experience of actually winning a tournament and has been well educated at Fulham. Top top player.

Tom Cole: Sessegnon should go to the WC for England and not just for the experience either. He's one of the form wingers in 2018 and isn't phased by anything. I don't think that'd change in an England shirt. As for us being a small team; we've played in a Euro final this century!

Don't forget, it was Ryan Sessegnon's opener here that sparked this magnificent spell from Fulham.

Shaun Hutchinson is shown a yellow card for a clumsy challenge on Fulham front man Aleksandar Mitrovic.

Moments later, Ryan Sessegnon swivels on the edge of the area before forcing Jordan Archer into a smart, low save down to his right.

Considering Millwall were 17 unbeaten before this match, and considering they've been so good on their home ground too, I'm not sure I've seen a better 15 minute-spell from any team in this division all season.

Fulham really have been that good.

"The Whites are going up" is the cry from the away end. On the evidence of their performance since half-time, it's difficult to argue against them.

Millwall, at last, have their foot on the ball in the Fulham half. They've no time to be shell-shocked, they need to muster a response.

Now it's Ryan Sessegnon's turn to work a shooting opportunity inside the area, but his low effort can't beat Jordan Archer from a tight angle.

Fulham are going for the kill, make absolutely no mistake about that.

... Resulting in a Tom Cairney effort from 20 yards which drifts high and wide.

This is relentless attacking from the Cottagers. Utterly relentless.

I can't even begin to do justice to how the tide has turned in this match since half-time.

Having dominated possession but done so little with it before the break, Fulham suddenly look like they're going to score every time they go forward.

The Den is still buzzing, but it's the visiting fans making the biggest racket now.

Their team come forward yet again...

Now here comes Stefan Johansen again, momentarily working a two-on-three situation along with Ryan Sessegnon before Millwall get numbers back to snuff the opportunity out.

The first five minutes of this second half have been completely unrecognisable to everything that came before them.

Millwall, what's happened to your defence?!

From a long clearance, Stefan Johansen bundles his way through on goal but after steadying himself can only drag his shot horribly wide across goal.

It's a bad, bad miss.

Millwall, in their familiar blue and white home colours, get us back up and running.