Ian Gibb
11 April 2012
Millwall owe a debt of gratitude to Ipswich for allowing striker Kevin Lisbie to stay in south London.
The former Charlton man has struck injury-time goals in his last two games to beat Doncaster and then earn a point at Sheffield United.
Lisbie was due to return to Portman Road at the end of January but new Ipswich boss Paul Jewell is happy with the strikers at his disposal.
Millwall manager Kenny Jackett said: "I'm pleased with Kevin. He's had to get over injuries and I've always been confident he can score."
Meanwhile, the club's website is cheekily promoting a Coral bet of 10-1 that Millwall go up and London rivals West Ham are relegated.