Millwall Football Club is a professional team from South Bermondsey, London, competing in the English Football League Championship. The Lions play their home games at The Den, a stadium renowned for its intense atmosphere. Founded in 1885 as Millwall Rovers, the club has a deep working-class heritage, with its famous blue and white colors. Millwall's history is defined by a fierce, underdog spirit, with their peak moment being an FA Cup Final appearance in 2004. They have enjoyed several seasons in the second tier, occasionally challenging for playoff places. The modern era under manager Gary Rowett and now Neil Harris has seen Millwall establish itself as a tough, physical, and hard-to-beat Championship side, often finishing in the top half. The club's culture is famously defined by its passionate, sometimes controversial, fan base whose "No one likes us, we don't care" mantra encapsulates a unique sense of identity and defiance.