Daily Mirror

Revell's tribute goal to stepmum

Alex Revell dedicated his opening goal to his late step-mother, who died over the summer break.
When Lions goalkeeper David Forde made a hash of Dan Harding's seventh-minute freekick, Southend winger Revell was on hand for an easy finish.
He said: "That goal was for her. I have been desperate to score for her and my dad. It has been a hard time but football takes your mind off things, so it was nice to get it for her."
Ahmet Brkovic hit the Lions' equaliser.

The People

Ahmet Brkovic hit a dramatic injury-time equaliser to earn Millwall a point.
Millwall gifted their opponents a sixth-minute lead when keeper David Forde failed to deal with Dan Harding's free kick, and Alex Revell fired home the spilled ball through a crowded area.
It took the hosts 33 minutes to trouble Southend's goal, and Zak Whitbread could consider himself unfortunate to see his header sail over the bar.
Dave Martin squandered a glorious opportunity four minutes later after blazing wide when ideally placed.
Brkovic should have drawn the sides level 10 minutes into the second half, but his shot from six yards lacked power and went wide of the post.
Even the introduction of veteran striker Neil Harris on the hour didn't look like galvanising Millwall, and it was Southend who almost added a second three minutes from time but striker Lee Barnard shot well wide from long range.
However, it was Millwall who had the last say in the game and managed to claim a share of the spoils.
Marc Laird hit the woodwork from the edge of the area, the rebound fell to Harris. Steve Mildenhall saved the initial shot only for Brkovic to prod home the rebound.

Sunday Mirror

Awesome Ahmet

Ahmet Brkovic earned Millwall a dramatic last-minute point against Southend.
Millwall gifted their opponents a sixth-minute lead when keeper David Forde failed to deal with Dan Harding's free-kick, and Alex Revell fire home the spilled ball through a crowded area.
However, it was Millwall who had the last say at the death.
Marc Laird hit the woodwork from the edge of the area, the rebound fell to Harris (sic) but Steve Mildenhall saved for Brkovic to prod home the rebound.

Mail on Sunday

Ahmet Brkovic played Kenny Jackett's get-out-of-jail-free card with his dramatic injury-time equaliser earning Millwall an undeserved point against heartbroken Southend United.
The visitors took the lead on six minutes and held it for 86 minutes. Alex Revell side-footed home through a crowded box after Millwall keeper David Forde spilled a cross.
Two minutes into stoppage time Croatian brkovic reacted quickest to Steve Mildenhall's parry and fired the equaliser from close range.

The Sun

Tilson is left extra furious

Southend boss Steve Tilson was fuming over the five minutes of injury-time he insists cost his side maximum points.
But it was lengthy hold-ups involving two of his own players that caused the delay.
Tilson rapped: "The lads are devastated.  cannot hammer the ref or I will get into trouble."
Alex Revell's seventh-minute opener, after a fumble by home keeper David Forde, put United in cntrol.
Then Ahmet Brkovic's 92nd-minute tap-in hauled the home side level.
Lions boss Kenny Jackett said: "We will start to build from here."