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The ref has blown his whistle for full time.
Millwall are replacing Jamie O'Hara with Zoumana Bakayogo.
Craig Easton is booked for unsporting behaviour.
Billy Paynter is replaced by Michael Pook.
Goal!! Jerel Ifil scores for Swindon.
Jon-Paul McGovern is replaced by Sofiane Zaaboub.
Christian Roberts is replaced by Miguel Comminges.
Jamie Vincent is booked for unsporting behaviour.
Goal!! Millwall have scored with Jay Simpson putting it in the back of the net.
Dave Brammer is booked for unsporting behaviour.
The second half is under way with the score currently at 0 v 1.
Ryan Smith is replaced by Chris Hackett.
Half time whistle is blown by P Taylor
Simon Cox is booked for timewasting.
Goal!! Simon Cox scores for Swindon.
It's 3pm on Saturday, September 29th, the match has kicked off.
Swindon Town notched up their first away win of the season as Jerel Ifil's late winner stretched Millwall's winless league streak to six games. Millwall's hopes of revitalising their flagging league campaign suffered an early blow when Simon Cox, the Swindon striker on loan from Reading, capitalised on some poor defending to put Paul Sturrock's men ahead. With seven minutes gone, full-back Jack Smith was allowed to collect a short pass from Lee Peacock, drive unobstructed into the area and deliver a low far-post cross to Cox, who turned the ball home with minimal fuss. Millwall's response was limited and, two dubious handball claims aside, the closest they came to a first-half equaliser was when Dave Brammer drove a speculative long-range effort over the bar. With little to concern them at the back, Swindon sought to double their tally and would surely have done so had Billy Paynter got more purchase on his shot after turning his marker on the edge of the six-yard box. Cox then tested Robert Douglas from range, prompting a decent save from the Lions goalkeeper. Millwall left the field at the interval to a chorus of boos, but a half-time switch to 4-5-1 gave them a new lease of life. Chris Hackett replaced Ryan Smith on the right wing and Jay Simpson dropped into midfield to leave Will Hoskins ploughing a lone furrow up front. The change reaped virtually instant dividends. With 56 minutes gone, Ali Fuseini's neat touch brought a high ball under instant control, providing him with the vital second necessary to find Simpson, who raced clear of the visiting defence to slot calmly past Smith. But 12 minutes from time, Ifil met a Sofiene Zaaboub corner at the near post to prod home from close range and condemn the home side to their fifth defeat in six league games.
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