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Ilford looking to see off struggling Milwall
12:44pm Friday 7th March 2008
ILFORD Wanderers welcome Essex One struggler's Millwall to Forest Road on Saturday.
Brian Scahill's side maintained third spot in the table with victory over Old Brentwoods. The prospect of promotionseems dim though, asIlfordremain well behindleading duo Dagenham and Maldon and games fast running out.
Millwall lost to Bancroft and stand second bottom of the table, four points adrift of Upper Clapton a place above them.
The fixture will be fresh ground for both sides, after the last game between them was called off at the last minute and Wanderers awarded the win.
Coach Scahill said: "We do not know what expect after they cried off last time. We are going to let them worry about us and not the other way around.
"We want to dictate the pace of the game and put pressure on them from kick off. We want to come away with the two points."
This bid will be buoyed by the availability of a full squad to pick from.
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