“Zak Sturge turns the ball into his own net under pressure from a dangerous Wrexham move, gifting the visitors an early lead.”
Pivotal“Kieffer Moore doubles Wrexham's lead early in the second half, finishing off a Josh Windass assist to make it 0-2.”
Pivotal“Fresh substitute Jacques Ekomié rounds off the scoring, converting a Daniel Imray assist to make it 3-0 and put the result beyond any doubt.”
Outstanding performance

Wrexham controlled this game from start to finish, racking up 61% possession and doubling Millwall's shot count as their away dominance translated into a comfortable three points. An own goal from Zak Sturge gifted the visitors the lead just before the half-hour, and Millwall never recovered, offering nothing going forward with zero shots on target across the ninety minutes. Kieffer Moore's clinical finish just after the hour, assisted by the excellent Josh Windass, put the game beyond doubt, before substitute Jacques Ekomié added a third with fresh legs on the pitch. For Millwall this is a damaging home defeat that will raise fresh concerns about their form, while Wrexham's ruthless efficiency in front of goal continues to justify their standing near the top of the table.
How entertaining was this match?
Millwall bring a three-game winning run to The Den as struggling Wrexham arrive rock-bottom and winless in four. Phil Parkinson's side must fix a leaky defence fast against a Lions team full of confidence.