Millwall achieved consecutive wins in the Championship by defeating Portsmouth 1-0 away, moving further from relegation danger. Mihailo Ivanovic scored the decisive goal in the 40th minute with a clever finish over goalkeeper Nicholas Schmid, assisted by Ra'ees Bangura-Williams. This victory places Millwall at 14th, 10 points clear of the relegation zone, while Portsmouth remains fourth-bottom, just two points above the drop.
Portsmouth had opportunities to score first, notably when Josh Murphy set up Colby Bishop, who missed an open chance. Despite their efforts and Murphy's dangerous crosses in the second half, Portsmouth couldn't find the net. Millwall's defense held firm against continuous attacks to secure a clean sheet. Bishop had a late chance to equalise but failed to direct his header under pressure from Japhet Tanganga.

This win marks Millwall's second victory since Alex Neil became manager, following their success against Luton Town on Saturday. It is also their first instance of winning consecutive away games this season. Ivanovic has been pivotal, scoring the only goal in both matches and achieving his fifth goal of the season for Millwall.
Ra'ees Bangura-Williams could have opened the scoring earlier but missed an open goal opportunity. Despite this setback, he provided a crucial assist for Ivanovic's goal. The team's defensive resilience was key in maintaining their lead throughout the match.
The match saw Portsmouth trying to gain control after falling behind but failing to capitalise on their chances. Their position remains precarious as they hover near the relegation zone with limited buffer space. Meanwhile, Millwall's recent form under Neil suggests a positive trajectory as they aim for stability in their league standing.