4 – 0
“Caleb Taylor opens the scoring for Millwall against the run of play”
Pivotal“Lyndon Dykes doubles Millwall's lead moments after coming on, assisted by Zak Lovelace following a corner”
Pivotal“Lyndon Dykes completes his brace with a second goal, assisted by Zak Sturge as Bolton's resistance collapses”
Pivotal“Camiel Neghli caps off the rout with a fourth goal in stoppage time”
Outstanding performance

Bolton controlled the game for long stretches, dominating possession at 61% and completing far more passes with 82% accuracy, but Millwall made their limited chances count. Caleb Taylor's 38th-minute opener gave the hosts a lead they never relinquished, and despite Bolton creating more corners and edging the shot count, Millwall's clinical edge and six big chances created told the story. The match turned decisively in the final ten minutes as Lyndon Dykes struck twice either side of two red cards for violent conduct against Jenson Metcalfe and Josh Sheehan, before Camiel Neghli added a fourth in stoppage time to complete a brutal scoreline that belied the balance of play. Millwall's home form and momentum going into the fixture translated into a statement result that will boost their push up the table, while Bolton's discipline breakdown compounds a difficult afternoon and raises questions ahead of their next fixture.
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