Goodbye from the Den, where Swansea City have ended their worst run under Steve Cooper with an impressive victory over Millwall.

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Millwall manager Gary Rowett told Sky Sports: "I think Swansea are a good side even though they have had a poor run of form. They have some really good quality players, particularly in forward areas, and they make it difficult for you.

"There wasn't an awful lot in the first half. We had some good moments but didn't show quite enough quality in the final third.

"The goal was a really big moment in the game - 20 seconds left in the first half and it's our throw-in. It was really poor.

"Second half we start quite brightly and have some moments. I am disappointed really. All three goals were disappointing from our perspective.

"Swansea were the better side and we didn't do enough to get back into the game."

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Swansea City head coach Steve Cooper told Sky Sports: "I am really pleased - a brilliant win. The performance was superb as well.

"It took a lot of courage to play like that today. We have had a couple of disappointing results and it's never easy losing a few games on the bounce.

"To come away from home and play Millwall who have won three on the bounce, to play in that style, score those goals and keep a clean sheet - that's really pleasing.

"We will never give up on anything (regarding automatic promotion). That's the mentality we have.

"What's really important now is that we go to Sheffield Wednesday on Tuesday and commit like we did today."

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Swansea end their four-game losing streak with an emphatic victory at Millwall.

Andre Ayew put the visitors in front just before the break with a fine finish before Jamal Lowe claimed two impressive goals in the second half.

Swansea climb back up to third in the Championship, while Millwall stay ninth.

Two late changes for Swansea as Morgan Whittaker and Ollie Cooper come on for the goalscorers, Jamal Lowe and Andre Ayew.

Swansea stroking the ball around now as we head into three minutes of added time.

Kenneth Zohore shoots well over from just outside the box.

Now Millwall do create a shooting chance as Kenneth Zohore turns on the edge of box and shoots powerfully with his left foot.

Swansea keeper Freddie Woodman makes a sharp save.

Swansea have produced some poor performances in recent weeks but, so far at least, this has been much more like it from Steve Cooper's team.

They have looked good on the ball and have prevented Millwall from creating much, in open play at least.

Shaun Williams and Jon Dadi Bodvarsson are on for Millwall as they tried to find a route back into this game.

Conor Hourihane picks off a Millwall pass, then his inadvertently blocked off by the referee, who stops play.

A sharp Millwall move has Swansea scrambling for a moment, but Jed Wallace shoots wide from Connor Mahoney's centre.

Half a chance for Millwall as Scott Malone bursts into the box to meet Jed Wallace's pass, but his cross is miscued and sails harmlessly wide.

Swansea have been much more assured in possession since going in front.

They are asking most of the questions here, with another Hourihane free-kick flicked wide at the near post by Marc Guehi.

Swansea have been the better side since Jake Cooper hit the post right at the start of this half, hence that triple change from Gary Rowett.

Zohore is now leading the line with Jed Wallace and Mason Bennett trying to support him.

Three changes for Millwall as Mahlon Romeo, Connor Mahoney and Kenneth Zohore come on.

McNamara, Kieftenbeld and Pearce make way.

Swansea appeal for a penalty as Murray Wallace appears to catch Ryan Manning - as well as the ball - as he makes a clearance.

Manning tumbled but referee Robert Jones says no spot-kick.

Millwall now respond as Ryan Manning's attempted clearance is blocked by Danny McNamara.

He picks out Mason Bennett in the middle but the striker's first-time effort flies wide.