Millwall Football Club's Jenson Metcalfe did most things well against Stevenage, according to manager Alex Neil. Metcalfe, 21, joined from Bradford City after the transfer window opened and has featured in all four of the Lions' pre-season friendlies.
What happened?
He started alongside Casper De Norre in midfield against Stevenage on Saturday, as the Lions lost 1-0 after Jake Cooper conceded an own goal shortly after half-time.
Why it matters for Millwall Football Club
Neil said: "I think he did most things well. His distribution was good. He takes the ball; he can turn the ball over."
What comes next?
As Millwall Football Club prepares for the new Championship season, having finished 3rd in the final 2025 table with 83 points, 24 wins, 11 draws, and 11 losses from 46 games, and a recent form of LDWDW, Metcalfe will look to continue his impressive performances and adapt to the team's system. With 64 goals scored and 49 conceded, Millwall Football Club has a +15 goal difference, and is 12 points behind leaders Coventry in the title race. As the season approaches, Metcalfe's ability to learn and improve will be crucial in helping Millwall Football Club achieve their goals, and with the team's strong finish in the 2025 table, they will be looking to build on that momentum and make a push for the top spot.
