
Millwall
Short Name:Millwall
City:London
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Manager:Alex Neil
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Team Name:Millwall
Stadium:The Den Stadium (20146)
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1885 "Millwall Rovers" (Millwall Rovers) was founded, later renamed "Millwall Athletic" (Millwall Athletic) 1894-95 Founding member of the Southern League. Southern League Champion 1895-96 Southern League Champion (second time) 1896-97 Southern League Runner-up. At the same time, he joined the United League and became a founding member. United League Championship 1898-99 United League Championship (second time) 1899-00 Promoted to the semi-finals of the FA Cup 1900-01 At the same time joined the Western League. Western League runner-up 1902-03 Advance to the FA Cup semi-finals 1903 Remove "Athletic" from the name and become "Millwall". Leaving the Western League in 1904-05, joining the Western League again in 1907-08, winning the Western League Group B championship. Defeated Southampton 1-0 in the play-offs and became the Western League Group A champion. 1908-09 Western League Group B champion. Defeated Brighton 2-1 in the play-offs and became Western Division One champion (for the second time). 1920-21 Founding member of Football League Southern Division C. 1927-28 Southern Division C league champion. Upgraded to the Second Division in 1934. Ranked 21st in the Second Division and relegated to the Southern Division C. 1936-37 Promoted to the semi-finals of the FA Cup. 1937-38 Southern Division C league champion. Upgraded to the Second Division 1946-47 The main A team also joined the Southern League and was expected to play in mid-week, but failed to complete the full season. The remaining eight games were awarded 1 point each for both teams. 1948 The Second Division ranked 22nd and was relegated to the Southern Division C. 1952-53 The runner-up of the Southern Division C League. 1958-59 After the league reorganization, it was placed in the D Division. 1961-62 Champion of Group D, promoted to Group C 1964 Ranked 21st in Group C, relegated to Group D 1964-65 Runner-up in Group D, promoted to Group C 1965-66 Runner-up in Group C, promoted to Group B 1975 Ranked 20th in Group B, relegated to Group C 1975-76 Third place in Group C, promoted to Group B 1979 Ranked 21st in Group B, relegated to Group C 1984-85 Runner-up in Group C, promoted to Group B 1987-88 Champion of Group B, promoted to Group A 1990 Ranked 20th in Group A, relegated to Group B 1990-91 Ranked fifth in Group B, lost to Brighton 2-6 in two legs in the first round of the play-offs 1992-93 Super League was established, and Group B was reorganized into Group A "Second Division" 1993-94 Ranked third in Group A "Second Division", lost to Derby County 1-5 over two legs in the first round of the play-offs 1996 Ranked 22nd in Group A "Second Division", relegated to Group B "Third Division" 1999-00 Ranked fifth in Group B "Third Division", lost to Wigan Athletic 0-1 over two legs in the first round of the play-offs 2000-01 Champion of Group B "Third Division", promoted to Group A "Second Division" 2001-02 Ranked fourth in Group A "Second Division", lost 1-2 to Birmingham City in the first two rounds of the play-offs 2003-04 Lost to Manchester United 0-3 in the final, FA Cup runner-up 2004-05 Group A "Second Division" league changed its name to "Champions League" 2005-06 Ranked 23rd in the Champions League and relegated to the First Division. 2008-09 Ranked fifth in the First Division. Defeated Leeds United 2-1 over two legs in the first round of the play-offs. Lost to Scunthorpe 2-3 in the final at Wembley. 2009-10 Ranked third in the First Division. Eliminated Huddersfield 2-0 over two legs in the play-off semi-finals. Defeated Swindon 1-0 in the final at Wembley and was promoted to the Champions League.