Millwall striker Steve Morison and manager Neil Harris condemned the fans who ran onto the field on the final whistle, while opposing Bradford manager Steve McCall admitted he was close to physical confrontations.
Millwall fans get onto the pitch after the final whistle of Playoff Final
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The Wembley Stadium statement read: "The matter was dealt with by Wembley Stadium’s security response team and no injuries were reported.
"It is an offence to enter the pitch and we will be working with the relevant authorities and Millwall Football Club in an attempt to identify those individuals involved and we will take appropriate action if required.
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"We will also undergo a thorough debrief with our security team to help avoid repeat incidents for upcoming events."
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