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Ronald’s late goal keeps Swansea top after Millwall match halted
Swansea City beat Millwall 1-0 at The Den in London on Tuesday, with a late goal from substitute Ronald.
The win kept Swansea top of the Championship and marked their fourth straight victory.
Millwall had much of the early pressure, but Swansea defended well and created better chances as the match went on.
Play was halted for more than six minutes in the 65th minute after a report of alleged racist chanting.
The referee spoke with both managers and the fourth official, and police said they were using CCTV to identify any offenders.
Ronald scored in the final moments after Joseph Opoku sent a cross into the box and Millwall failed to clear it.
The result leaves Swansea at the top of the division, while the reported chanting is being investigated.
Swansea City beat Millwall 1-0 at The Den after substitute Ronald scored a late winner.
The result kept Swansea at the top of the Championship and gave them a fourth consecutive win.
The match was halted for more than six minutes after a report of alleged racist chanting.
The stadium announcement said police were using CCTV to try to identify any offenders.
- Who
- Swansea City and Millwall.
- What
- Swansea won 1-0, with Ronald scoring a late winner. Play was halted after a report of alleged racist chanting.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- The Den, Millwall’s home ground in south London.
- Why
- The match was halted after a report of alleged racist chanting.
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The referee halted play after a report of alleged racist chanting.
Play resumed, and the stadium announced that police were using CCTV to identify any offenders.
Ronald scored from Joseph Opoku’s cross to give Swansea a 1-0 win.
- Final score
- Millwall 0, Swansea City 1
- Winning goal
- Ronald scored late
- Streak
- Swansea’s fourth consecutive win
- Match venue
- The Den, south London
- Delay
- More than six minutes after a report of alleged racist chanting










