Millwall's success this season is down to finding a way to score goals along with their organisation, according to former Reading and Crystal Palace midfielder Jobi McAnuff.
The Lions are currentlyfourth in the Championship table, four points short of the automatic promotion places but with a nine-point cushion inside the top six and McAnuff, now a regular EFL pundit, is a fan of what boss Alex Neil is achieving.
"What I love about Alex Neil in terms of this season is he knew what they needed," said McAnuff on the BBC’s EFL podcast 72+.
"They were consistent in making things difficult and being organised and hard to beat, but you also need to create opportunities and score goals.
"You look at the goals they've been scoring. Femi Azeez has been fantastic but also the players they've brought in to really compliment that organisation and hard working side of things."
Millwall missed out on the play-offs last season by two points when they were beaten at Burnley on the final day of the campaign but McAnuff believes they are better placed this time around.
"They've got that competition for places in the squad in attacking areas and the goals are really flowing," he added.
Millwall visit fifth-placed Hull City in the Championship on Saturday (12:30 GMT).
