CARABAO CUP: MILLWALL KEEPER SAVES FOUR PENALTIES, PRESTON PREVAIL IN GOODISON HOME GAME
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WHAT HAPPENED
Millwall’s goalkeeper Lukas Jensen became the shootout hero on Sunday, saving all four penalties from Queens Park Rangers (QPR) to propel the Lions to the second round of the Carabao Cup after a 1‑1 draw.
According to Sport | The Guardian, the match finished 1‑1 with a late own goal by QPR defender Mark Sykes, which levelled the score before the penalty shootout. In the shootout, which saw six spot‑kicks missed, Jensen denied attempts from Ilias Chair, Harvey Vale, Koki Saito and Kwame Poku, and Millwall won 2‑0. Alex Neil, Millwall’s manager, praised Jensen’s performance, noting his return from a long injury lay‑off.
The win marks Millwall’s progression from the first to the second round of the season’s national knockout competition, a key objective for the club and its supporters.
- Lukas Jensen saved four QPR penalties in the shootout after a 1‑1 draw.
- The match levelled when QPR defender Mark Sykes scored an own goal late in regulation.
- Six spot‑kicks were missed; Millwall won the shootout 2‑0, advancing to the Carabao Cup second round.
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