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09-09 03:00
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Millwall
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98
90
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36
48
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37
63
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6
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S.Steur
J.Willock
91′
A. Massey
88′
T. Parkes
J. Osei-Tutu
87′
A. Massey
D. Kelly
87′
R. Anderson
L. Dykes
83′
L.Miley
J. Ramsey
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J.Willock
Assist: L. Hall
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J. Ramsey
67′
J.Metcalfe
66′
A.Elanga
J. Murphy
66′
Pardo
Y. Wissa
62′
T. Arconte
Z. Lovelace
62′
Y. Issoufou
R.Esse
45′
V.Livramento
A. Dedić
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Newcastle United edged past Millwall 1-0 at The Den on 9 September 2026 to book their place in the next round of the English Football League Cup.

In a tightly contested cup tie, a single second-half goal proved enough for Newcastle, who had to withstand a spirited Millwall performance in front of a hostile crowd. The result extends Newcastle’s hopes of cup silverware this season, while Millwall can take pride in pushing a Premier League side all the way.

Stalemate broken in the second half

Both sides cancelled each other out for long periods in the opening 45 minutes. Newcastle controlled possession but found it difficult to break through a disciplined Millwall defence, while the hosts looked dangerous on the break and forced Newcastle’s goalkeeper into a smart save with a powerful low drive.

The winning goal arrived on 67 minutes when Newcastle worked the ball through midfield and carved open the Millwall defence with a perfectly weighted pass. The striker made no mistake, slotting the ball beyond the advancing goalkeeper and into the bottom corner.

Millwall push for an equaliser

Millwall responded with real urgency in the final 20 minutes, pushing bodies forward in search of an equaliser. The home side came agonisingly close when a corner caused a scramble in the Newcastle box, but the visitors managed to clear the danger off the line. In stoppage time, Millwall thought they had found the leveller, only for the goal to be ruled out for offside.

Newcastle saw out the final moments to secure a professional away victory in a competition they will be keen to go deep in this season. Millwall, meanwhile, will reflect on a positive display that ultimately fell just short.