Speaking to the post match press, as reported by the Millwall official site, Graham Turner said: "I was disappointed not to get anything out of the game. Before Millwall had a player sent off I believe the game was going our way but Abdou's red card seemed to raise Millwall's game.
"I thought Chadwick's sending off was harsh, especially his first yellow card. Millwall are currently one of the best teams in the league but our story is different, we must always believe that the next game is the turning point."
Millwall boss Kenny Jackett accepted his side's dismissal: "At first I didn't think it was a red card but his feet did leave the floor, but perhaps we played better with 10 players rather than 11 - perhaps it's a mental thing.
"Lewis Grabban did superbly for his goal, and another player who did very well was Andy Frampton who had a good game and never lets us down. As the match went on we gained more and more possession and kept a clean sheet which is important in these types of games. We were tight at the back, our passing improved as the game went on and we controlled the latter part of it. We will keep trying to improve as a team as every game is a different challenge - we have the spirit and determination to do so."