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Millwall ended Leicester’s unbeaten start in the Coca-Cola Championship with a 2-0 win at The Den today.

Sat, 14 Aug, 2004 - 19:43

Millwall ended Leicester’s unbeaten start in the Coca-Cola Championship with a 2-0 win at The Den today.

Jody Morris and Danny Dichio were the men on target as last season’s FA Cup finalists secured their first victory of the campaign.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: The Den Place: Pride Park Place: Molineux Place: Priestfield Place: Bramall Lane Place: Millmoor Place: Vicarage Place: Stadium of Light Place: City Ground Place: Withdean Stadium Person: Jody Morris Person: Danny Dichio Person: Morris Person: Dichio Person: Marco Reich Person: Tommy Miller Person: Dean Bowditch Person: Inigo Idiakez Person: Reich Person: Neil Sullivan Person: Kenny Miller Person: Kevin Blackwell Person: Michael Duberry Person: Miller Person: Sullivan Person: Iwan Roberts Person: Ricardo Fuller Person: Darren Byfield Person: Roberts Person: Gills Person: James Harper Person: Paul Shaw Person: Millers Person: Ade Akinbiyi Person: Ian Moore Person: Moore Person: Stephen Caldwell Person: Martin Rowlands Person: Paul Furlong Person: Marcus Stewart Person: Mark Rivers Person: Gareth Taylor Person: Marlon King Person: Adam Virgo Person: Stephen Hughes Event: Coca-Cola Championship Event: FA Cup Organisation: Millwall Organisation: Leicester Organisation: Lions Organisation: Ipswich Organisation: Derby Organisation: Rams Organisation: Leeds Organisation: Wolves Organisation: Gillingham Organisation: Preston Organisation: North End Organisation: Reading Organisation: Sheffield United Organisation: Stoke Organisation: Rotherham Organisation: Burnley Organisation: Watford Organisation: Clarets’Organisation: Sunderland Organisation: QPR Organisation: Rangers Organisation: Nottingham Forest Organisation: Crewe Organisation: Forest Organisation: Brighton Organisation: Coventry

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