Millwall manager says 'I don't see the point' in stopping football matches for racism and 'killing momentum' - after his team lost while fans chanted amid 'racist chanting' at a South Korean star

A Championship match between Millwall and Swansea City was temporarily halted in the 65th minute by referee Edward Duckworth following alleged racist chanting directed at Swansea's South Korean player Eom Ji-sung. Millwall's manager publicly questioned the practice of stopping matches for racist incidents, arguing it 'kills momentum.' The controversy was compounded by the fact that Millwall lost the game during the interruption period.