Langstaff winner is far from run of the Mill for Alex

MILLWALL boss Alex Neil felt that going behind against Sheffield Wednesday gave his team the kick they needed to go on and win the game.

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MAC OF THE NET: Langstaff (left) celebrates his goal

Jamal Lowe put the Owls ahead in the 60th minute, scoring their first goal since Boxing Day.

But Millwall hit back to win with two goals in two minutes after Cole McGhee turned the ball into his own net and substitute Macaulay Langstaff grabbed the winner.

Neil said: “I always thought it was going to be a tough match.

“In the first half, we had enough opportunities to score the first goal.

“We weren't clinical enough at times.

“And then I thought there was a little bit of anxiousness that crept into our game because we didn’t get that first goal.