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Arsenal 4 - 1 Millwall - Match Report

Balogun and Pepe score as Arsenal defeat Millwall

Newly signed goalkeeper George Long was tested several times early in the game with the North London side aiming to break the deadlock. However, Pepe and Eddie Nketiah all failed to find the net. Arsenal almost paid for their missed opportunities when Connor Mahoney’s free-kick was headed off the base of the goalpost by Jake Cooper, albeit, Arthur Okonkwo’s quick reflexes denied Benik Afobe from six yards. Few minutes before the half-time break, Calum Chambers put the English topflight side ahead by heading home a rebound from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s scissor-kick on the edge of the box. At half-time, Arteta brought introduced Albert Lokonga for his debut alongside Nuno Tavares, Karl Hein and Alexandre Lacazette.

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Unstoppable Cherries run riot at The Den to see off Millwall

RAMPANT Cherries recorded their seventh consecutive Championship victory in style with a 4-1 win at Millwall. Cherries were a joy to watch during the first half at The Den, going three goals up thanks to strikes from Philip Billing, Arnaut Danjuma and David Brooks. Jed Wallace pulled one back for the hosts soon after the restart, but Dominic Solanke quashed any hopes of an unlikely fightback. The win lifts Cherries up to third in the Championship table, eight points behind Watford with three games to play. Jonathan Woodgate made just one change following Saturday’s impressive victory at promoted Norwich City with full-back Jack Stacey replacing Adam Smith, who dropped to the bench. It was Stacey’s first start in more than a month.

Hourihane assist helps promotion-chasing Swansea return to form in Championship

Hourihane assist helps promotion-chasing Swansea return to form in Championship A 3-0 win today for Swansea against Millwall. By Press Association Saturday 10 Apr 2021, 2:57 PM 2 hours ago 1,140 Views 0 Comments Image: PA Image: PA CONOR HOURIHANE SET up the opener and Jamal Lowe scored twice as promotion-chasing Swansea returned to form with an impressive 3-0 victory at Millwall. It was a much-needed three points at The Den for the Swans, who had lost their previous four matches without scoring to leave their Championship automatic promotion hopes in tatters. But their confidence returned once Andre Ayew had scored their first goal in 500 minutes of football just before the break, as Steve Cooper’s side consolidated their place in the play-offs, while all-but ending Millwall’s slim top-six ambitions.