OXFORD UTD

JAMES WILSON loved every minute of this draw even though it made Town fans even angrier.

Ipswich dropped to 12th place to stoke up further resentment of boss Paul Lambert.

It was also defender Wilson’s first game since a knee injury in October. He said: “It’s been a frustrating few months but I’m very happy to be back.”

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DAVID STOCKDALE was thrilled to mark his first Championship appearance since May 2018 with a clean sheet.

And his role between the sticks was like music to the ears of Gareth Ainsworth, rock band singer in The Cold Blooded Hearts when he’s not bossing Wycombe.

Keeper Stockdale (above) was recalled from his loan at Stevenage on Friday after No.1 Ryan Allsop was injured in training.

After signing the relevant paperwork, Stockdale’s biggest task was to tip over a fierce Scott Malone drive just after half-time.

He said: “I was not called back until late Friday and there was a hoo-ha over signing forms to get back.

“I think it is two years and seven months since I last played in the Championship so it was nice to get back and help the lads to a point.”

Gary Rowett spent most of the first half yelling at the referee.

Afterwards, he praised Jarred Gillett for being spot on in booking Millwall winger Jed Wallace for a dive and then waving away second-half penalty claims from both sides. The Lions boss joked: “With no fans, you need to have a bit of excitement in your life.

“I can’t go down the pub and have a nice glass of wine or a pint. Shouting at the ref is about as good as it gets at the moment.” MILLWALL: Bialkowski 6, Hutchinson 6, Evans 6, Pearce 6, Romeo 7, Woods 6, Thompson 6 (Bodvarsson 85), Malone 7, J Wallace 6 (Ferguson 85), Smith 6 (Bradshaw 63, 6), Bennett 6 (Mitchell 63, 6)

WYCOMBE: Stockdale 6, Grimmer 6, Stewart 7, Tafazolli 6, Obita 7, Wheeler 6, Knight 6, Mehmeti 6, Onyedinma 6, Ikpeazu 6 (Muskwe 85), Horgan 6 (McCleary 76, 6)

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