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

Millwall manager Alex Neil has bemoaned a lengthy stoppage of play due to an incident of alleged racism for 'killing' his team's momentum during their 1-0 defeat by Swansea City . Referee Edward Duckworth paused Tuesday night's game on the 65th minute mark after Swansea's South Korean star Eom Ji-sung was allegedly racially abused during the Championship contest at The Den. The game was stopped for about seven minutes as the referee spoke to both coaches, followed by an announcement over the loud speakers at The Den stadium in southeast London.