As it Happened: Reading 1-2 Millwall: Lions come from behind to win.

Millwall come from behind to nick all three points and close the gap on the top six eight points. 

4 added minutes to come as a Reading corner is cleared. 

It's a complete turnaround, Scott Malone's cross is headed in by Mason Bennett, the Lions are in front. 

CHANCE! Millwall caught out with some poor defending comes to Ejaria who hits the post. 

It was Scott Malone who crossed it into Tom Bradshaw, his shot was blocked and fell to Smith who finished well and brought the visitors level. 

Matt Smith has equalised for the visitors!

Millwall Sub: Tom Bradshaw on for Ken Zohore

Taken by Ejaria and Bialkowski saves before the rebound is put wide. 

Booking for Hutchinson and Reading have a free-kick...

Ben Thompson is replaced by Matt Smith. 

Michael Olise does well, gets some space fro himself but then shoots straight at Bialkowski. 

CHANCE! It's Jed Wallace. A free-kick comes in headed down by Jake Cooper falls to Jed Wallace but he blazers over. 

Second half is underway. 

Jed Wallace and Mason Bennett are on for Jon Dadi Bodvarsson and Shaun Williams

Reading were on the back foot for most of the half but Alfa Semedo's goal is the difference between the sides at the moment. 

Two minutes of added time.

STUNNING SAVE! Bart Bialkowski has just made a stunning save, the Lions defence is split by a superb pass into Joao he gets one on one with the keeper who comes out on top. 

Millwall's set-pieces are causing problems, another one comes in, Cooper heads it down and Ben Thompson shoots but it was straight at Rafeal. 

Millwall and Jake Cooper go close again, Malone's free-kick comes into the box, Cooper heads it but it's wide of the far post.

Joao shoots from just outside the box. Comfortable for Bialkowski.

Fluke goal it must be said, Shaun Williams loses the ball in Midfield and Semedo hit's hit first time from around 30 yards and the hosts are in front.

It's been a woeful start from the hosts, they haven't got going yet, Scott Malone is causing the home defence a lot of problems at present. 

OFF THE BAR! The visitors have made a bright start and Jake Cooper has just headed Scott Malone's corner onto the bar. 

Millwall have the first chance off the game, Shaun Williams forces the keeper into an early save, from the resulting corner Scott Malone shoots wide.

Millwall get us underway!

The teams are out and kick off is just moments away at the Madejski Stadium. 

Gary Rowett has also made two changes, both enforced due to injuries. Shaun Williams and Ben Thompson come in for Ryan Leonard and Maikel Kieftenbeld. 

Reading make two changes to their starting eleven with Tom Holmes and Lewis Gibson coming in.

 

 

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Millwall arrive at the Madejski Stadium having won just one of their last 13 trips to the ground.

The Lions have won four of the last seven meetings of the two sides, drawing one and losing two. 

Millwall have taken a total of 20 points away from home this season. 

Reading have won the last two meetings held at the Madejski Stadium. 

The Royals have not drawn a home league match this season. 

Reading are yet to draw a home game this season. 

Millwall will be missing Ryan Leonard, the former Sheffield United midfielder will miss the next eight weeks after picking up an ankle injury during victory against Sheffield Wednesday last week. 

Reading will be without John Swift, Yakou Méïté, George Puscas and Liam Moore who are still out with injury. 

Gary Rowett's Millwall are five matches unbeaten, two of which have been wins, including last Saturday's 4-1 victory over Sheffield Wednesday. Consistency has been the main problem this season. The Lions have lost just seven times but drawn a league high 14. 

Millwall have history of making a late charge for the top six in 2018 they were 12 points off the play-offs having played the same amount of games and found themselves in the top six with two league games remaining. 

The Royals saw their seven match unbeaten league run end on Wednesday night after losing 3-1 to fellow promotion hopefuls Brentford. 

Despite that Reading remain in the top six and have looked good value for that so far this season, will they continue that against the Lions?

Reading vs Millwall will take place at The Madejski Stadium and kick off at 15:00 BST on Saturday 13th February 2021.