Stoke City boss Mark Robins is frustrated after a stoppage-time penalty condemns to defeat at Millwall in the Championship.

Stoke manager Mark Robins was fuming with the penalty decision that condemned his side to a last-gasp defeat against Millwall at The Den. A match that was largely devoid of quality had a dramatic finish thanks to Mihailo Ivanovic converting from 12 yards in the fourth minute of stoppage time to get the Lions back to winning ways.

As the game looked like it was going to end goalless, Wilmot handed Millwall the chance to nick all three points when he brought Coburn down. A long throw-in was allowed to bounce inside the box and Wilmot’s actions were deemed a foul.

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Follow live coverage as Millwall face Stoke City in the Championship today. An increasingly competitive second tier in English football remains an intense and exciting competition, with the prize of a place in the Premier League on offer at the end of the season.

Mihailo Ivanovic's last-minute penalty gave Millwall victory over struggling Stoke City. The game was moments away from ending as a stalemate until Ben Willmot was adjudged to have pulled Josh Coburn down in the box as he looked to get on to Wes Harding's long throw.

Millwall host Stoke City at The Den on Saturday with a familiar referee appointed in charge for the Potters. Stoke City supporters may be rolling their eyes at news of the EFL official decision for this weekend’s trip to Millwall with Andy Davies to oversee the Championship clash.