Millwall manager Kenny Jackett has urged his players to shake off any "hangover" from three straight defeats as they prepare to face runaway leaders QPR. The Lions' season has hit the buffers after a 6-1 defeat by Watford was followed by a Carling Cup exit at the hands of Ipswich and Saturday's 2-1 reverse at Cardiff. But Jackett insists the shoots of recovery were visible in Wales, where his side were down to 10 men after Liam Trotter's dismissal and lost to a last-gasp Andy Keogh winner. "The are positives we can take from the game," said Jackett. "We were playing well before Liam was sent off and we played well when we were a man down. "We've got to take the positives and move on because we are playing QPR on Tuesday. We need to make sure we go into that game without a hangover."
Source: PA
Source: PA