Play-off hopefuls Norwich moved into the best six in the wake of finishing Millwall's long unbeaten home association record at The Lair with a 3-2 triumph. The hosts stepped up to the plate through Tom Bradshaw, whose clinical one-on-one completion was offset not long before the span as Jacob Sorensen controlled the Canaries onto level terms.
Bradshaw's own objective and Gabriel Sara's strike got the success for the guests in the last part as they got their first away victory in quite a while. The hosts made for a cheeky end as Zian Flemming went to apply late tension however Norwich clung to sentence Millwall to a first loss at home since mid-September.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino made an unexpected appearance as a component of a sold-out capacity swarm. The Swiss football overseer had gone to a meeting in London this week.
Gary Rowett's side began the front foot wanting to stretch out an unbeaten streak to five matches and they started to lead the pack in the twentieth moment. Flemming secured onto a header in the recreation area that punctured the Canaries' back line and delivered Bradshaw through on objective.
The Millwall striker loosened up onto the ball and directed his work past a still Angus Gunn. The Lions almost multiplied their lead minutes after the fact as Flemming burst into a pocket of room somewhere down in Norwich domain. The Dutchman liberated Oliver Burke who directed barely short of Gunn's far post.
The Canaries absorbed Millwall's initial strain and tracked down an adjuster seven minutes before the stretch. A very much worked corner from the right gotten the home side level footed, permitting Sorensen to transform home the cross into the base corner.
David Wagner's side controlled their noses in front from the get-go in the final part. Onel Hernandez pushed a perilous ball into the container from a short corner that scratched the rear of Bradshaw's calf and transformed the ball unintentionally into his own net.
Sara expanded the guests' lead in the 65th moment. The Brazilian turned on a sixpence in the Lions enclose and rifled his work to the net through the underside of the bar - his third objective in five games. Millwall retaliated and Flemming rose to meet a corner from the right as the Dutchman settled a header low past Gunn with seven minutes remaining.
Rowett's side verged on finishing the rebound. Bradshaw wallop a shot from the left on a point however Norwich had the option to scramble the ball to somewhere safe and secure. It is a 6th dominate in nine association matches under Wagner for the Canaries, who had recently lost on 10 of their last 14 association visits to London.
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