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WALLACE HAS THE LIONS PURRING

By Ashley Ball
MILLWALL manager Gary Rowett is pleased his side are bucking a trend with their start to the season after their narrow win at Rotherham.
“The thing that is really important to me is that historically Millwall have not started seasons quickly,” he said.
“And what we have done so far is we have started on the front foot with our results.” Jed Wallace’s opportunistic goal sealed the points for Millwall as he snapped up the game’s glaring big chance early in the second half.
Wallace seized on a mistake by Michael Ihiekwe, who let a through-ball...

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