Neil Harris hails dominant Millwall after Swindon victory

The Lions controlled the League One outing throughout and, if it had not been for some wasteful attacking, could have recorded a devastating defeat on the struggling visitors.

The hosts recorded 20 shots in the fixture compared to Swindon’s measly two and Harris was delighted with the performance.

“That’s probably our most dominant [performance],” Harris said.

“We were excellent in other ways against Rochdale and Southend but without the end product.

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“I’m delighted with the clean sheet and the professionalism to win the game – some of the play was outstanding.

“We were really good going forward and countered with real pace.

“I look forward to watching back how good we were.”

The only disappointment for Harris was that his side failed to turn their pure dominance into a bigger lead.

The Lions wasted a string of chances with Steve Morison hitting the post and George Saville striking the bar.

However, Harris was still pleased with the performance of his strikers.

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The 38-year-old added: “As a goal-scorer myself I’m a little bit disappointed that we didn’t add to the tally.

“Everything until the last product was brilliant – crosses, passes, and positions we got into, movement – just the execution itself could have been slightly better.

“Hopefully they’re saving them up for another day.

“If you’re creating chances and you’ve got good players you’re going to score goals.

“I thought my centre-forwards were outstanding, it’s hard to play here sometimes when you haven’t got the ball.

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“You have to work hard, set a tempo and show the crowd that you’re doing the right things

“And I thought Steve [Morison] and Lee [Gregory] did that.

“Steve could easily have walked away with the match ball.”

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