How did Millwall's players fare in their victory against Stoke?
Bartosz Bialkowski – 6
Hardly tested all evening but commanded his box well to ensure he collected every cross which Stoke whipped in.
Murray Wallace – 7
Not the most mobile of full-backs but he is growing into his new position after every game. Solid performance.
Shaun Hutchinson – 8
Gave Lee Gregory a welcoming he would not forget as a clattering tackle in the opening minute reminded the striker that he was in a dog fight all afternoon.
Jake Cooper – 7
Easy enough afternoon for him.
Mahlon Romeo – 8
An opening down his flank gave him a license to bomb forward and cause all sorts of problems for Stoke.
Shaun Williams – 6
Transitioned the ball through the midfield in the first half but as Stoke grew more into the game his relevance to the side diminished as his legs tired.
Jayson Molumby – 7
His performance was characterised by a 50-yard meaningless sprint to close down Adam Federici which got the crowd off their seats in the second half.
Shane Ferguson – 6
Worked hard but a meaningless tackle in the first half cut his afternoon short as a precaution.
Jed Wallace – 9
Whether it is on the left, down the middle or on the right he was the nuance that Stoke failed to subdue. His cross for Thompson’s goal was pitch-perfect and he made no mistake from the spot for his own.
Ben Thompson – 8
His performances of late have warranted a goal and he got it today as he flourished in that central attacking position all afternoon.
Tom Bradshaw – 7
Did not get that elusive fifth consecutive goal he would have wanted but his work for the team never goes unnoticed.
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