HUDDERSFIELD boss Andre Breitenreiter was delighted to have notched a “dirty” 94th-minute win as his side sealed a dramatic success against fellow strugglers Millwall.
Sub Rhys Healey pounced for the Terriers’ late, late winner, one which handed his side a first win in seven games and lifted them out of the Championship drop zone.
Healey headed home from close range after Millwall goalkeeper Matija Sarkic could only parry Matty Pearson’s effort into his path.
A clearly relieved Breitenreiter said: “It’s an absolutely massive win for us, of course.
“It was not easy for us, especially in the first half, but after the first 25 minutes or so we created a number of chances, but we just didn’t score.
“When it got so late into the game we still had the team’s belief and that of the supporters, and in the end we got the goal right at the end.
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