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A football team is not only as good as its last result. That would be a ridiculous way to decide things. “Sorry, Manchester City, but that draw with Crystal Palace means you’re a mid-table side now. No Europe for you next season.”
The effort of Huddersfield Town’s 17-game unbeaten Championship run ‘caught up to them’ against Millwall and they now need to redouble their efforts to avoid being caught by the sides below them, according to pundit Jobi McAnuff. Carlos Corberan’s side were firmly second-best in their 2-0 defeat away to Millwall on Wednesday evening having last week experienced the double disappointment of an FA Cup exit and the late concession of a two-goal lead at West Bromwich Albion.
Millwall striker Benik Afobe has taken to Instagram to share a heartfelt message after netting a brace for his side in yesterday’s clash with Huddersfield Town.
Carlos Corberan has come under fire from Sky Sports pundits Neil Harris and Jobi McAnuff for the timing of his second substitution against Millwall. Benik Afobe grabbed his second goal of the game off a crossed set piece from deep on the Millwall left in the 57th minute, and the Huddersfield Town head coach attracted scrutiny for deciding to take off centre-back Matty Pearson to make a tactical substitution while his side prepared to defend the free kick.
Carlos Corberan has given a detailed blow by blow explanation for why his side ended up coming off second best to Millwall in practically every area in their 2-0 defeat at The Den.
Millwall manager Gary Rowett felt Benik Afobe was unlucky not to come away with a hat-trick after scoring both goals in an impressive 2-0 win over Huddersfield.
Victor Orta and Leeds United had a couple of people in mind to replace Marcelo Bielsa before the Argentine was eventually succeeded by Jesse Marsch, claims journalist Dean Jones.
Victor Orta and Leeds United had a couple of people in mind to replace Marcelo Bielsa before the Argentine was eventually succeeded by Jesse Marsch, claims journalist Dean Jones.