Millwall manager Alex Neil expressed huge satisfaction after his team’s 2-1 home win over Swansea City, secured by a stoppage-time goal that propelled the Lions back into the Championship play-off positions.
Defender Caleb Taylor struck in the 92nd minute to clinch all three points and move Millwall up to fifth in the standings.
Neil Praises Team Performance and Deserved Outcome
Speaking to BBC Radio London, Neil felt his side fully merited the victory based on the quality of chances created throughout the match.
He highlighted a dominant first half where Millwall could have been comfortably ahead, only for Swansea’s goalkeeper to produce several outstanding saves.
The second period started poorly for the hosts, allowing Swansea to exploit the flanks and equalize with a disappointing goal from Millwall’s perspective.
Manager Delighted with Resilience and Perfect Timing
After a brief spell where Swansea gained momentum, Millwall regained control around the 70-minute mark.
The game remained finely poised until the late breakthrough, which Neil described as the ultimate satisfaction in football.
He emphasized the joy of a last-gasp winner and reiterated how pleasing the overall result felt given the opportunities his team generated.
