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Coca-Cola Football League Championship
Game 24: Sunday 19 December 2004

Leeds United 1 - 1 Millwall
(Half-time: 1 - 0)
Crowd: 26265
Referee: T Leake (Darwen)
Millwall
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Match Facts
Leeds United Team Millwall
Neil Sullivan   Andy Marshall
Gary Kelly   Mark Phillips Booked - 71 minutes
Frazer Richardson   Darren Ward Booked - 88 minutes
Danny Pugh   Paul Ifill
Matthew Kilgallon   David Livermore
Paul Butler   Marvin Elliott Subbed - 84 minutes
Booked - 58 minutes Sean Gregan   Jody Morris Penalty - 86 minutes
Subbed - 78 minutes Booked - 16 minutes Jermaine Wright   Peter Sweeney
Goal - 43 minutes John Oster   Barry Hayles Booked - 12 minutes Subbed - 69 minutes
Booked - 56 minutes David Healy   Scott Dobie
Subbed - 82 minutes Brian Deane   Daniele Dichio
Subs
Scott Carson   Graham Stack
Clarke Carlisle   Matt Lawrence
Jamie McMaster   Alan Dunne Sub - 69 minutes
Sub - 78 minutes Booked - 87 minutes Simon Walton   Adrian Serioux Sub - 84 minutes
Sub - 82 minutes Julian Joachim   Dennis Wise
Match Reports
BBC Leeds 1 - 1 Millwall
The Guardian Rousing Morris dance ups the tempo
SkySports.com Penalty stuns Leeds
The Sporting Life Leeds 1 - 1 Millwall
The Electronic Telegraph Morris gives Leeds taste of own medicine
The Times Morris celebrations add to hostilities
Yorkshire Evening Post Morris makes sure Leeds pay penalty

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Rousing Morris dance ups the tempo - Louise Taylor

Copy from Football Unlimited of 20/12/2004.

There was a time when John Oster and Jody Morris were both tipped for great things. Oster was once hyped, albeit briefly, as the right winger to help Everton recapture former glories, while Morris heard himself hailed as "the new Dennis Wise" at Chelsea.

Mutual failure to fulfil potential allied to brushes with the law - Morris was questioned about an alleged rape before Leeds cancelled his contract when he turned up drunk to training last season and Oster received a police caution after a Durham nightclub brawl last week - has seen the pair tumble into the Championship, where their contributions proved pivotal here.

Oster, on loan from Sunderland, began tentatively in a flexible Leeds formation that fluctuated between 4-4-2 and, more frequently, 4-3-3. Alternately serving as an orthodox wide man and a third striker, Oster was primarily responsible for regularly permitting the elusive Paul Ifill to arrive unattended in the penalty area after breaking from the left of Millwall's midfield.

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