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The Den

Saturday, May 3rd, 2014

Premier League

Attendance: 15,779

Millwall		AFC Bournemouth
1		0
Martyn Woolford (29)
Mark Beevers (12), Nick Bailey (44), Martyn Woolford (45+2)		Adam Smith (45+1), Matt Ritchie (81)

Managers

Ian Holloway

Eddie Howe

Players

MILLWALL

01		David Forde (G)

02		Alan Dunne (D)

16		Mark Beevers (D)

		12

		34

17		Shaun Williams (M)

28		Scott Malone (D)

		86

44		Carlos Edwards (W)

09		Steve Morison (F)

10		Nicky Bailey (M)

		44

11		Martyn Woolford (M)

		29

		45+2

29		Owen Garvan (M)

42		Stefan Maierhofer (F)

		64

Subs

43		Stephen Bywater (G)

05		Paul Robinson (D)

		34

14		Ryan Fredericks (D)

		86

26		Jimmy Abdou (M)

27		Scott McDonald (F)

08		Jermaine Easter (F)

19		Simeon Jackson (F)

		64

AFC BOURNEMOUTH

42		Lee Camp (G)

03		Steve Cook (D)

05		Tommy Elphick (D)

11		Charlie Daniels (D)

15		Adam Smith (FB)

		45+1

		46

04		Andrew Surman (M)

20		Ryan Fraser (M)

		72

30		Matt Ritchie (M)

		81

32		Eunan O'Kane (M)

		46

18		Yann Kermorgant (F)

28		Tokelo Rantie (F)

Subs

01		Ryan Allsopp (G)

02		Simon Francis (D)

		46

14		Ian Harte (D)

07		Marc Pugh (M)

16		Shaun MacDonald (M)

		46

21		Mohamed Coulibaly (M)

10		Brett Pitman (F)

		72

League Stats

This was League game number 3837 for Millwall, made up of:

Division 1: 76. (1.98%)

Championship/Division 2: 1703. (44.38%)

League 1/Div 3: 916. Div 3S: 914. (47.69%)

League 2/Division 4: 228. (5.94%)

Totals include 1 games that were later Expunged.

Total League record up to and including this game:

This was League game number 3785 for AFC Bournemouth, made up of:

Championship/Division 2: 182. (4.81%)

League 1/Div 3: 1886. Div 3S: 1211. (81.82%)

League 2/Division 4: 506. (13.37%)

Total League record up to and including this game:

P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	GA	Win Ratio
3837	1505	1005	1327	5402	5056	346	1.07	39.22%

P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	GA	Win Ratio
3785	1419	1002	1364	5151	4983	168	1.03	37.49%

2013

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pb1872
63

dean3020
51

Millwall survive relegation to League 1

DStobbs
41

Fortunate to be given a spare ticket through a friend and colleague at work, great potential occaision to visit the New Den and see Millwall when the place is nearly full and the team are fighting relegation. Cracking weather for it and the view of London on the train in was a pleasent surprise also. Ground itself is bigger than I thought it would be and from the main stand you can see gaps between the opposing stand and the two stands adjacent to it, can see the train going past while the game is happening. Notorious for it's edge and fighting spirit this was apparent through atmosphere which was probably the most energetic I have heard from a home set of fans to date. Helped in a positive way by Millwall getting a 1-0 and avoiding relegation. Both sides were a bit flat, the second half stronger than the first but what was at stake overrided the lack of quality on the day.

miltonfor
20

benpattle
18

Jmaguire96
16

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