Lee Gregory missed a late penalty for Millwall in a 1-1 draw with relegation-threatened Crewe at The Den. The match featured three controversial spot-kicks and striker Gregory had already cancelled out one from Crewe's Brad Inman, who had put the visitors ahead in the 59th minute. Referee Christopher Kavanagh first pointed to the spot after Crewe winger George Cooper went down when sprinting p...Full Story »

Lee Gregory scored twice as Millwall beat Port Vale 3-1 to win at home for the first time since November. The hosts had lost their last four in all competitions at the Den, but they now just sit a point off the play-off places in League One. Gregory opened the scoring after 14 minutes, getting on the end of a Jed Wallace cross to loop a header over Jak Alnwick. The visitors could have been le...Full Story »

Alex Whittle's goal was not enough to see Fylde into the second round of the FA Cup for the first time in their history as Millwall won 3-1. Aiden O'Brien celebrated being named Sky Bet League One player of the month for October by firing Millwall into the lead after 54 minutes. Lee Gregory doubled the home side's lead on the hour with his fifth of the season and, although Whittle halved the d...Full Story »

First-half strikes from Lee Gregory and Aiden O'Brien earned Millwall a comfortable 2-0 win over Swindon and only their second home victory of the season. The defeat, which stretches the Robins' winless run to seven league games, leaves Mark Cooper's side sitting just above the drop zone on goal difference. Millwall were rampant throughout and were unlucky to head into the break only two to th...Full Story »

Millwall began life in League One with a 2-1 comeback win at Shrewsbury which was secured by Lee Gregory from the penalty spot. The Lions, relegated from the Championship last season, had the better of the first half with Jayson Leutwiler the busier of the two goalkeepers. He had to be alert to turn away a powerful 35-yard free-kick from Shaun Williams before diving full length to his left to ...Full Story »

Lee Gregory's hat-trick was in vain as Derby fought back at the Den to draw 3-3 and leave Millwall's hopes of a sixth season in the Championship hanging by a thread. Gregory's first-half double, the second from the penalty spot, had the home fans dreaming, though Tom Ince's fine free-kick gave Derby a crumb of comfort. Another Gregory penalty moments after the break should have ended the argum...Full Story »

Hugo Rodellega was denied a late winner for Fulham by the linesman's flag as the Cottagers' winless run stretched to seven games with a 0-0 draw at Millwall. Lee Gregory missed the best chance for the hosts in the first half, somehow firing over from close range after Jimmy Abdou's dangerous cross. Rodellega thought he had won it for the visitors with four minutes left after turning home Kosta...Full Story »