Round-up of Sunday's media coverage
, Bob Harris also agreed that it was The Lions who were unlucky not to have claimed maximum points. The Sun In
"We started well and finished well. In between we had to dig in as a team and we showed real character. We didn't have the cutting edge going forward we would have liked, so we've got to be happy with a point."
Pearce praised his defence and admitted: "Millwall generated momentum with the fans. We have an abundance of determination to get blocks in and do the dirty side of the game. The two centre backs did fantastic. Michael Mancienne is a Rolls Royce. Pure class.
The Lions had lost four of their previous five games in all competitions, but they ripped into Forest who were lucky to retain their unbeaten record this season.
Nottingham Forest boss Stuart Pearce praised his side for doing the dirty side of the game after his league leaders left The Den with a point.
, under the title 'Forest do the dirty', here is some of what Chris Davies wrote: Sunday Mirror In today's
In a keenly contested match that pitched previously unbeaten Forest against a Millwall team who had lost four of their five previous games, it was visiting boss Stuart Pearce who appeared the more relieved of the two managers as his side withstood a good amount of attacking pressure from Ian Holloway's men.
Millwall's Den draw with Championship leaders was the main feature match on Saturday night's Football League show - and the game also had a significant amount of coverage in the Sunday papers too.