Hull City v Southend United
tuesday August 25, 2009 Kick off: 19:45
Millwall manager Kenny Jackett was happy to settle for a point as his men came away from Southend with a 0-0 draw.
The Shrimpers had the better chances throughout the course of the 90 minutes but it was Millwall who nearly claimed the three points late on as Gary Alexander saw an effort cleared off the line.
Both teams remain unbeaten in the league this season following the stalemate and Lions boss Jackett believes his side merited their third draw of the campaign.
"It was a hard-fought game and I think we had the best chances with the effort which was cleared off the line, but in the end we did not do enough to win," he said.
"A draw was a fair result because the game could have gone either way. Defensively we were very good and we probably created the best chances.
"We have done very well and althou
The Shrimpers had the better chances throughout the course of the 90 minutes but it was Millwall who nearly claimed the three points late on as Gary Alexander saw an effort cleared off the line.
Both teams remain unbeaten in the league this season following the stalemate and Lions boss Jackett believes his side merited their third draw of the campaign.
"It was a hard-fought game and I think we had the best chances with the effort which was cleared off the line, but in the end we did not do enough to win," he said.
"A draw was a fair result because the game could have gone either way. Defensively we were very good and we probably created the best chances.
"We have done very well and althou
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