Sep 3, 2026 · 53 min · 18 segments
Matt Davies-Adams is joined by Sam Parkin and Adrian Clarke to chew the fat on all things EFL. Sam and Adrian were on comms duty this week so we get the lowdown on Wrexham's win at injury ravaged…
Sam ParkinHost
Adrian ClarkeHostMatt Davies-AdamsHostOkay, we're going to start then with a look back at some of the midweek action.
And Sam was on hand to see Wrexham pick up their first league win of the season in emphatic style down at the Den.
And obviously we're going to give them some credit for the victory, but the real story here is Millwall's walking wounded, I suppose.
I thought it was probably partly because they were facing Wrexham last night that they decided to match them up and obviously go with the two very physical centre-forwards in Lyndon Dykes and Josh Coburn from the off.
But it was basically, as Alex Neil said afterwards, and I did get word pre-match, don't have any wingers.
Obviously started the season in a kind of a 4-4-2 with Negli supporting Coburn and these two electric wide players, sorry, Arcont supporting Coburn and Lisby and Negli off the sides.
And that's just ripped up because of really bad luck for Alex Neil at this early stage of the season.
It was a bit of a throwback because Millwall had to lump it a little bit towards those two physical boys who, you know, on paper were going to be a real handful for Wrexham if they got the quality in from wide and what have you, especially the way Coburn has started the season.
But the massive turning point, and I said it at the time during the commentary, is Donore goes down, start of the second half.
Because not only did they lose Coburn, the brilliantly named Lovelace came on for Millwall.
Okay, we're going to start then with a look back at some of the midweek action.
And Sam was on hand to see Wrexham pick up their first league win of the season in emphatic style down at the Den.
And obviously we're going to give them some credit for the victory, but the real story here is Millwall's walking wounded, I suppose.
I thought it was probably partly because they were facing Wrexham last night that they decided to match them up and obviously go with the two very physical centre-forwards in Lyndon Dykes and Josh Coburn from the off.
But it was basically, as Alex Neil said afterwards, and I did get word pre-match, don't have any wingers.
Obviously started the season in a kind of a 4-4-2 with Negli supporting Coburn and these two electric wide players, sorry, Arcont supporting Coburn and Lisby and Negli off the sides.
And that's just ripped up because of really bad luck for Alex Neil at this early stage of the season.
It was a bit of a throwback because Millwall had to lump it a little bit towards those two physical boys who, you know, on paper were going to be a real handful for Wrexham if they got the quality in from wide and what have you, especially the way Coburn has started the season.
But the massive turning point, and I said it at the time during the commentary, is Donore goes down, start of the second half.
Because not only did they lose Coburn, the brilliantly named Lovelace came on for Millwall.
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