Neil Harris acknowledged the deserving win for Leeds United over Millwall in the Championship and reflected on his team’s performance. Despite a spirited display from Millwall, goals from Wilfried Gnonto and Dan James secured a 2-0 victory for Daniel Farke’s side, propelling them to the top of the Championship table.
Harris praised certain aspects of his team’s performance, highlighting the players’ application and character as exemplary. He commended the impact of the substitutes and noted the team’s gradual improvement throughout the match. However, he expressed frustration at the timing of the goals, particularly lamenting conceding when his team seemed to be gaining control.
Speaking after the match, Harris admitted, “Leeds deserved to win the game without a doubt. Some elements of our performance were very promising, and the players showed the qualities you expect from a Millwall team at Elland Road considering our recent form.”
Reflecting on the goals conceded, Harris emphasized the importance of not conceding from their own goal kicks, highlighting the need for better ball control and defensive organization. He analyzed the goals, pointing out missed opportunities to win crucial aerial duels and secure possession, contrasting these actions with the traditional Millwall ethos of resilience and competitiveness.
Despite the defeat, Harris remained positive about his team’s overall performance, pointing to their impressive points tally over a challenging five-game stretch. He praised the players for their resilience and efforts against tough opposition, showcasing a fighting spirit that reflects the Millwall identity.
