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End 0-0

91′

B. Mitchell

87′

Raees Bangura-Williams

C.Neghli

84′

C.Jander

F. Downes

83′

A. Emakhu

F. Azeez

83′

J. Bryan

Z.Sturge

78′

J.Robinson

K.Matsuki

75′

D. McNamara

R. Leonard

75′

B. Mitchell

A. Doughty

69′

M. Langstaff

59′

A. Armstrong

C. Archer

59′

T.Fellows

E.jelert

45′

Finn·Azaz

Leonardo Weschenfelder·Scienza

Halftime 0-0

37′

Z.Sturge

30′

N. Wood-Gordon

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Match Info

Southampton and Millwall played out a goalless 0-0 draw in an English Football League Championship fixture on New Year's Day 2026 at St Mary's Stadium. The stalemate was a frustrating result for the Saints, who dominated possession and created numerous chances but were repeatedly denied by a combination of resilient Millwall defending and poor finishing. Che Adams had the best opportunity of the match, his close-range effort brilliantly saved by Millwall goalkeeper Matija Sarkic in the first half. Millwall offered a sporadic threat on the counter-attack, with Tom Bradshaw forcing a smart stop from Gavin Bazunu, but were largely content to absorb pressure and secure a point. The draw did little to help Southampton's push for an automatic promotion spot, as they dropped valuable points at home, while the point was a valuable one for Millwall in their ongoing battle to move clear of the relegation zone. Southampton manager Russell Martin expressed disappointment at his team's lack of a cutting edge, while Millwall's boss Joe Edwards praised his side's defensive organization and work ethic.