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West Ham vs Millwall carries a narrow Championship edge for West Ham without creating a broad hierarchy. The clubs drew 0-0 on 17 September 2011, then West Ham won 2-1 on 4 February 2012. Those fixed results give West Ham the stronger direct outcome, but the small margins leave Millwall close enough to change the tone of any future meeting.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Millwall
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12D
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23D
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15G
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25M
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45M
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35F
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16M
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22F
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8M
West Ham Substitutes
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D
30
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F
19
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M
61
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M
27
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M
17
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G
49
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D
58
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F
35
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F
66
Match events
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16'⚽Caleb Taylor Normal Goal
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40'Felipe Morato Yellow Card
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45' +3⚽Camiel Neghli Normal Goal (Asst: Lyndon Dykes)
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45'Pablo Felipe Pereira de Jesus Joel Piroe
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45'Mohamadou Kante Kyle Walker-Peters
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68'Edvin Austbö Divine Mukasa
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70'Elkan Baggott Mark Sykes
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74'⚽Mohamadou Kante Normal Goal (Asst: Pablo Felipe Pereira de Jesus)
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80'⚽Konstantinos Mavropanos Normal Goal (Asst: Manor Solomon)
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81'Kyrell Lisbie Taïryk Arconte
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81'M. Servais Jenson Metcalfe
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83'Pablo Felipe Pereira de Jesus Yellow Card
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86'Maximilian Kilman Yellow Card
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89'Mohamadou Kante Red Card
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90' +1Lewis Orford Taty Castellanos
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90' +1Luke Cundle Derek Mazou Sacko
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90' +5Konstantinos Mavropanos Yellow Card
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90' +5Kyrell Lisbie Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup West Ham VS Millwall
A draw before a narrow West Ham win
West Ham and Millwall drew 0-0 in the Championship on 17 September 2011, leaving neither side with a result-based advantage. On 4 February 2012, West Ham won 2-1. That scoreline gives West Ham the edge, but the one-goal margin and earlier draw keep the balance contestable rather than creating a broad hierarchy for either club.
A narrow edge with room to change
The fixed results support a measured conclusion rather than a sweeping label. West Ham can point to the 2-1 success, while Millwall can point to the scoreless draw and the narrow margin of the West Ham victory. Those scorelines do not settle the comparison permanently or supply an identity beyond the results themselves. Future Championship meetings will show whether West Ham can add to its small advantage, whether Millwall can answer, or whether another close result keeps the balance unresolved.