GEORGE HAS LAST LAUGH!
The Non-League Football Paper|July 23, 2023
GEORGE Alexander got one over the club who nurtured him after his injury-time penalty earned Bromley victory in a pulsating encounter at Hayes Lane.
Mitul Samji
GEORGE HAS LAST LAUGH!

BROMLEY 2

MILLWALL 1 

Jude Arthurs put the Ravens in front 11 minutes into the second half before Seb Drozd levelled for the Championship side.

And it was Alexander – who spent 12 years at the Millwall academy before making his one and only first-team appearance against Wigan in 2019 – who had the last laugh after he was brought down in the box with seconds remaining.

A lively start saw Bromley’s Callum Reynolds with a flicked effort blocked, while Lions centre-back Kamarl Grant produced a vital interception to deny Corey Whitely from a good position.

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