Norwich City rally at Millwall as subs swing the second half | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Norwich City beat Millwall 2-1 at The Den. In the 56th minute Mihailo Ivanović headed the Lions in front from close range after a Casper de Norre cross. Pelle Mattsson levelled (62.), then substitute Oscar Schwartau struck the winner from close range (76.), both created by Mohamed Touré. The Canaries carried the sharper threat, registering five shots on target to the Lions' two and edging possession at 53.2%. The Canaries rise from 11th to ninth and host Ipswich Town next, while the Lions stay second and visit West Bromwich Albion.

Player of the Match: Mohamed Touré changed the game off the bench, supplying two assists and three key passes in 45 minutes to flip the contest.

Stat of the Match: Harry Darling made 12 clearances, a towering defensive display that protected the late lead.

Three Things We Learned: Touré's half-time introduction transformed the Canaries' cutting edge, with two assists and three key passes in limited minutes. The Lions won 54.5% of duels and 55.1% of aerials but produced only two shots on target from 10 attempts. Casper de Norre not only set up the opener but also completed nine successful final-third passes before going off, highlighting his supply line.