Millwall's 2-1 victory at Walsall came courtesy of Andy Frampton's last-gasp winner.
Harris equals Sheringham's record
Millwall boosted their promotion hopes with a 2-1 victory at Walsall which came courtesy of Andy Frampton's last-gasp winner.
Neil Harris had earlier handed the in-form Lions the lead and in doing so equalled Teddy Sheringham's club-record haul of 111 goals for the club.
Alex Nicholls hauled the sides level before Frampton headed home the decisive goal in the last minute of normal time.
It was Harris who opened the scoring after 16 minutes, turning quickly to fire under goalkeeper Clayton Ince from a tight angle. Millwall should have doubled their lead six minutes later, but Chris Hackett, clean through on goal, lobbed straight into the hands of Ince.
Hackett's profligacy proved costly when Nicholls volleyed home an equaliser when Michael Ricketts flicked on Chris Palmer's corner.
The visitors always looked the more likely to score a winner and it duly arrived when Karl Moore's corner caused a goalmouth scramble in which Frampton darted in to head in from close range.
