Millwall 0 Scunthorpe 0: The Iron tame the Lions to keep League One play-off all square going into second-leg


LEE GREGORY was left cursing the miss which could bring Millwall play-off heartache for the second season in a row.

Scunthorpe will fancy their chances of reaching Wembley after staging a superb defensive performance at The Den.

 

Josh Morris is chased by Millwall's Shaun Williams
Josh Morris is chased by Millwall’s Shaun Williams
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Neil Harris’ Lions lost last season’s League One final against Barnsley.

 


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Referee Andy Madley shows a yellow card to Millwall's Shane Ferguson
Referee Andy Madley shows a yellow card to Millwall’s Shane Ferguson
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And they now face a tough trip to Lincolnshire on Sunday after failing to break down the Iron’s wall at the back.

The visitors managed just two shots on target but they survived a siege and tied up Millwall’s front line.

Top-scorer Gregory has 17 goals this season.

 

Millwall's Shaun Hutchinson battles with Scunthorpe United's Ivan Toney for the ball
Millwall’s Shaun Hutchinson battles with Scunthorpe United’s Ivan Toney for the ball
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Josh Morris of Scunthorpe United and Nadjim Abdou of Millwall vie for the ball
Josh Morris of Scunthorpe United and Nadjim Abdou of Millwall vie for the ball
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But he squandered a fabulous opportunity in the first half — shooting straight at keeper Joe Anyon in the 26th minute after Jed Wallace sent him clear through.

The south Londoners also went close through Wallace again and then Tony Craig.

Scunny finally got an attempt on target after an hour when Josh Morris shot hopefully, but over, from 25 yards.

Wallace and Craig had already threatened again for Millwall in the second half.


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