Millwall 0-1 Newcastle United reaction

LIVEUpdated just nowMillwall 0-1 Newcastle United reaction as late Joe Willock goal seals Carabao Cup winUpdates from the New Den as Matthias Jaissle's Magpies face Millwall in the third round of the Carabao CupCommentsSean McCormick Newcastle United reporter and Lee Ryder Chief Newcastle United WriterNewcastle United switch focus to the Carabao Cup tonight as they face Millwall in the third round at the New Den. After defeating West Brom in round two, it's another tricky Championship outfit to take on for Matthias Jaissle's side.

The German has plenty of options in his squad if he wants to rotate his side following the 2-2 draw with Bournemouth on Saturday, with several stars pushing for a first-team place.

Matias Fernandez-Pardo could come in for his first start after his £51m move from Lille, while the likes of Jacob Ramsey, Sean Steur and Bazoumana Toure could feature.

Millwall have promotion ambitions but bounced back from two heavy defeats with a 4-0 win over Bolton Wanderers last weekend.

We'll have live updates from the New Den, with team news, match analysis, reaction and ratings.

New UpdatesKey EventsMatch reactionView PostFULL-TIME: Millwall 0-1 NewcastleView PostGOAALLLL!!!!! Millwall 0-1 NewcastleView PostSecond half under wayView PostHALF-TIME: Millwall 0-0 NewcastleView PostNUFC team newsView PostToday23:26 BSTMatch reactionREAD MORE: Matthias Jaissle explains why Amar Dedic came off at Millwall and shares mixed emotionsREAD MORE: Newcastle United player ratings as 4/10 flop stutters but returning star shows class vs MillwallREAD MORE: What Matthias Jaissle did to drown out Millwall fans as Newcastle United forced to dig deepCommentsSean McCormickToday21:51 BSTFULL-TIME: Millwall 0-1 NewcastleIt wasn't pretty, certainly in the second half, but Newcastle have won and are into the fourth round of the Carabao Cup. A moment of quality from Lewis Hall saw him pick out Joe Willock for the winner to ensure Matthias Jaissle's unbeaten start as manager continues. A lack of quality in the final third was glaring throughout the 90 minutes but it is job done and another win. On to Leeds on Monday.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:48 BST90 minsAnother Newcastle changeSean Steur replaces Joe Willock for the final stages of the game.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:48 BST90 minsMassey bookedMillwall's Alfie Massey picks up a yellow card for a calculated fould on Anthony Elanga.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:46 BST90 minsFour minutes of stoppage timeCan Newcastle see out the win?

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:46 BST87 minsTriple change for MillwallMassey, Parkes and Anderson replace Osei-Tutu, Dykes and Kelly

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:43 BST86 minsMillwall pushing for the equaliserNeghli has posed a threat all night and some good work down the left saw him work space on to his left foot but he whistled his effort just wide of goal.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:40 BST83 minsElanga tests MarschallNewcastle have a spring in their step now and Willock found some space on the right hand side and played a clever pass inside to Elanga, who skipped past one challenge but his left-footed effort was well saved by Marschall low to his right-hand side.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:39 BST82 minsAnother Newcastle changeLewis Miley replaces Jacob Ramsey in midfield.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:37 BSTGOAALLLL!!!!! Millwall 0-1 NewcastleJoe Willock fires Newcastle ahead and they can now breathe a huge sigh of relief. Fernandez-Pardo fed Hall in down the left and his superb ball across was tucked home by Willock.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:36 BST79 minsMillwall hit the postAfter Elanga fizzed an effort at goal, Marschall caught the ball and fired a quick restart forwards and Livramento crashed his clearance against Arconte who raced through on goal and should have scored. Instead his effort beat Hornicek at his near post but it crashed off the upright and back into Newcastle possession.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:33 BST76 minsHornicek at full stretchThis game is getting stretched and is suiting Millwall. After Elanga wasted a superb opening and saw his shot blocked, Millwall broke forward and Sven Botman deflected a cross that could have went in to his own goal but Hornicek readjusted his feet to keep the ball out.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:27 BST70 minsNewcastle putting the pressure onA rapid turn of pace from Fernandez-Pardo saw him force a corner and from that set-piece, Elanga's delivery found Barnes whose drilled effort was turned over his own crossbar by Taylor

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:25 BST68 minsRamsey bookedRamsey now picks up a yellow card of his own as he clipped over Jordi Osei-Tutu.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:23 BST66 minsFirst booking of the gameJenson Metcalfe is shown a yellow card for a cynical foul on Jacob Ramsey who had just easily skipped past the Millwall midfielder.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:21 BST65 minsDouble change for NewcastleHere comes Matias Fernandez-Pardo. He replaces Yoane Wissa while Anthony Elanga replaces Jacob Murphy, too.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:21 BST64 minsBarnes forces Marschall into actionPatient build-up from Newcastle eventually saw Willock find Barnes but he couldn't wrap his foot around the ball enough and his shot was straight at Marschall.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:17 BST61 minsDouble change for MillwallEsse and Lovelace are replaced by Arconte and Issoufou.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:16 BST59 minsNewcastle go close twiceFirst Jacob Murphy latched on to a long ball from Fabian Schar but his effort was blocked. From the resulting corner, the ball bounced to Joe Willock but his shot was too tame and gathered easily by Filip Marschall.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:15 BSTIt's MFP time The Belgian is going to get his chance to light up the stage here at Millwall. He's been called over to get ready.

CommentsLee RyderToday21:14 BST56 minsMillwall go close againNewcastle need to find some fresh inspiration quickly. A high free-kick found Caleb Taylor at the far post and his powerful header had Hornicek beaten but it also beat the far post. The Magpies need to heed that warning.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:13 BSTChanges soon?Both MFP and Anthony Elanga are warming up. Newcastle still locked at 0-0 here in the capital

CommentsLee RyderToday21:11 BST53 minsNewcastle haven't found their flow in the second halfNewcastle are still dominating the possession stakes but it is all looking a bit laboured and disjointed. They definitely have not found their rhythm in the second half.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:04 BST47 minsNewcastle live dangerouslyMillwall have started the second half better. A high cross found Neghli and Newcastle needed three attempts to scramble his ball back across the face out of the penalty area before it fell to Jenson Metcalfe. His half-volley arrowed just over Hornicek's crossbar.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:01 BSTSecond half under wayNewcastle get the second period under way. Otherwise unchanged other than Livramento replacing Dedic.

CommentsSean McCormickToday21:00 BSTTino Livramento enters the frayNewcastle are bringing on Tino Livramento for the second half. Not deemed fit enough to start he replaces Dedic.

CommentsLee RyderToday21:00 BSTTino Livramento enters the frayNewcastle are bringing on Tino Livramento for the second half. Not deemed fit enough to start he replaces Dedic.

CommentsLee RyderToday20:58 BSTCurrent Carabao Cup scoresHere's a round-up of the other latest scorelines elsewhere in the Carabao Cup third round this evening...

Bournemouth 1-0 Lincoln

Crystal Palace 2-0 Middlesbrough

Leyton Orient 1-1 Bradford

Sunderland 0-0 Hull

CommentsSean McCormickToday20:48 BSTHALF-TIME: Millwall 0-0 NewcastleNewcastle have dominated every metric, created plenty of chances but haven't taken any and go into half-time level. Millwall sent a reminder just before half-time of the threat they pose by heading a big chance just wide of Lukas Hornicek's goal. But the hosts are severely depleted by injuries and you would like to think Newcastle's quality, from the bench, tells in the second half.

CommentsSean McCormickToday20:47 BSTFirst half ratingsHere's how I'm calling it so far:

Lukas Hornicek 7

Has barely had a save to make but has been quick with his feet when needs be.

Hasn't had it all his own way.

Thought he'd scored with long range effort. A steady shift,

Has done OK. Millwall starting to find gaps.

Had some success down the left.

Nico Gonzalez 7

Looking to find gaps in Millwall back line.

Yet to fully offer midfield presence in my opinion.

Working hard and has had a glimpse of goal.

Has looked a threat with a couple of chances.

Harvey Barnes 6

Newcastle need to get him on the ball more.

Has not offered enough in attack,