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Championship roundup: Millwall beat Norwich; Portsmouth sink Lincoln

The Guardian Football about 3 hours 1 mins read

Arconte double helps Millwall sink 10-man Norwich 3-0
Portsmouth beat Lincoln 3-1 to register first league win

Tairyk Arconte scored his first two goals for Millwall as they breezed past 10-man Norwich 3-0 to make it two wins from two this season. Having been tipped to challenge for the playoffs, Norwich have lost both of their opening games and had defender José Córdoba sent off in the second half at The Den.

Millwall were rewarded for their lively start in the 18th minute when Mark Sykes’s ball found Josh Coburn, whose shot was pushed out by Vladan Kovacevic for Arconte to tap in the rebound on his home debut.

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