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Injury Crisis Hits Millwall: Four Key Players Set to Miss Crucial Clash with Stoke City

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Millwall heads into Saturday’s clash with Stoke City facing a potential setback, as manager Neil Harris has revealed that four key players may be sidelined due to injuries. Fresh off a 1-0 victory over Leeds United that propelled them into the Championship play-off spots, Millwall’s win came at a cost. Forward Josh Coburn, who joined on loan from Middlesbrough, made an impact in Wednesday’s match but aggravated a prior injury, likely ruling him out for the upcoming game. Tom Bradshaw, Adam Mayor, and Billy Mitchell are also expected to miss out until after the international break. Despite these challenges, Stoke City, coming off two consecutive wins, will be eager to capitalize on Millwall’s depleted lineup as they look to close the four-point gap.

Les Plus Grands Joueurs du Stade Brestois de l’Ère Moderne

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Le Stade Brestois 29, affectueusement appelé Brest, est un club au riche passé et à une base de supporters passionnée. Nichée sur la côte sauvage de Bretagne, la ville de Brest est le berceau d’un club qui a traversé de nombreuses périodes de hauts et de bas au fil des années…

Stoke City Hero’s Post-Match Moment Speaks Volumes

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**Viktor Johansson Inspires Stoke City’s 2-0 Win Over Blackburn**

Stoke City secured a crucial 2-0 victory at Blackburn Rovers, marking their first away win under head coach Narcis Pelach. Goals from Million Manhoef and Tom Cannon gave the Potters all three points, but it was goalkeeper Viktor Johansson who truly stole the show. The Swedish keeper was in outstanding form, making a series of vital saves that kept Stoke in control. His performance wasn’t just about what he did on the pitch, though. After the final whistle, Johansson’s joyous celebration with the away fans highlighted the bond he’s forming with supporters. His infectious energy and brilliant shot-stopping have made him a fan favourite, and his impact on the team cannot be overstated.

The victory also highlighted Stoke’s growing attacking threat. Cannon continued his fine form with another goal, while Lewis Koumas added dynamism to the attack after being reintroduced to the starting lineup. Despite being without Ben Wilmot due to illness, the Potters looked solid all over the pitch and are beginning to show the signs of a more cohesive, well-rounded team under Pelach. With Johansson in such fine form and key players returning to fitness, Stoke look set to build on this momentum.