Wembley and a possible return to the Championship beckon for Millwall, who kept their northern rivals at arm’s length to book their place in the League One play-off final. Phil Parkinson’s side came up short, proving incapable of scoring the second goal that would have left Millwall jittery and just the kick of a ball separating the sides. “I’m proud of my players,” said the softly spoken Millwall manager, Neil Harris. “Two legs against Bradford and Phil’s side were always going to be challenging, always going to be tough and we’ve been top drawer.” Related: Clubs concerned about falling turnstile revenues in Football League shakeup Continue readingreadfullarticle
