By Scott Cooper
January 22 2005

Ki-Hyeon Seol wiped smug smiles off the Millwall Fans on Saturday with a fabulous last-minute strike to deny Millwall a point. Seol had been racially abused all game, but he had the last laugh!

Ki-Hyeon Seol wiped smug smiles off the Millwall Fans on Saturday with a fabulous last-minute strike to deny Millwall a point. Seol had been racially abused all game, but he had the last laugh!

Racially abused all game yet Ki-Hyeon Seol has rapidly made himself a Wolves hero. After several recent top-class performances for the Old Gold the South Korean drove the ball home in the 91st minute to earn Wolves a valuable win and send Millwall tumbling out the play-off places.

Wolves had taken the lead after 30 minutes after some neat build-up play from Wolves. Captain Paul Ince played the ball into the path of Miller who knocked a sweet ball across the face of the goal for Seyi George Olofinjana to fire home past Stack.

Seol had earlier had one effort cleared off the line by Ward, but Barry Hales' inability to stand on his feet continually asked the referee a question. Nine times out of Ten Hales was told to "get up" by the man in the middle, yet no cards for "simulation" were brandished, so it was no surprise that the referee finally gave in to Hales' play acting and awarded a penalty to the hosts on the 77th minute mark.

Lescott was the man who had supposedly fouled Hayles yet the referee did not believe the foul warranted a yellow card, despite Lescott being the last man and already on a caution. The whole thing failed to add-up, yet Wise made no mistake from the spot.

Hoddle later introduced Andrews for the tired Olofinjana and replaced Kenny Miller for Clarke late on. Andrews was lively but the game was heading towards a draw when the Seol Man stepped up and fired past Stack to the delight of the away end. Seol had been given the rights to a last laugh....he's still laughing.