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Lack of clinical edge was a big problem - Neil

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Millwall boss Alex Neil speaks to BBC Radio London after the 3-0 defeat at Birmingham City.

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  • Lack of clinical edge was a big problem - Neil.
  • Millwall boss Alex Neil speaks to BBC Radio London after the 3-0 defeat at Birmingham City.
  • Millwall boss Alex Neil spoke to BBC Radio London after the 3-0 defeat at Birmingham City in the Championship."We conceded from about 35 yards in the first minute of the game.

Millwall boss Alex Neil spoke to BBC Radio London after the 3-0 defeat at Birmingham City in the Championship."We conceded from about 35 yards in the first minute of the game. It seemed to knock us," Neil said."We have had three or four good opportunities in the first half to score but we didn't take any of them."The fact we have created the chances is a good thing because we looked threatening, but the lack of clinical edge in the final third was a big problem for us."Goals change games. The lack of discipline in the first half didn't help us, albeit they have had four shots and three of them go in the back of our net."We are really disappointed that we didn't manage to build on the weekend. It is disappointing the manner we have lost the game."We have to bounce back on Saturday and show what we are capable of doing."Listen to Neil's full post-match interview above or on BBC Sounds here.

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