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West Ham produced a stunning comeback at The Den, hauling themselves back from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Millwall in a chaotic Championship derby. For long stretches it looked like a comfortable afternoon for the hosts, who dominated an error-strewn first half. Caleb Taylor opened the scoring in the 16th minute, punishing West Ham's failure to deal with a long throw, before Camiel Neghli doubled the lead right before the break. West Ham looked beaten until substitute Mohamadou Kanté lit the game up with a superb long-range strike in the 74th minute, and Konstantinos Mavropanos headed home the equaliser from a short corner six minutes later. Chaos followed as Kanté was sent off in the 89th minute for a rough challenge, leaving the Hammers to see out the closing stages a man down. A draw won't have been the target for Nuno Espírito Santo given West Ham's fine recent form, but escaping The Den with a point after such a poor first half, and finishing with ten men, counts as a solid result. For Millwall, it's a frustrating collapse after controlling the game for 45 minutes.