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Championship roundup: racist chanting mars Swansea’s win at Millwall

The Guardian Australia - Sport ·
Championship roundup: racist chanting mars Swansea’s win at Millwall

Ronald’s last-minute winner keeps Welsh side on top Middlesbrough edge Stoke in thriller; Watford gloom Substitute Ronald scored a last-minute winner to keep Swansea top of the Championship after their match at Millwall was held up for almost seven minutes due to a complaint about racist chanting at the Den.

The referee, Edward Duckworth, halted the match in the 65th minute and walked to the dugouts to speak with Lions manager, Alex Neil, Swans counterpart Vítor Matos and fourth official Ruebyn Ricardo.

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