Millwall Football Club is an iconic name in English football, currently competing in the EFL Championship, the second tier of the professional league system. Based in South London, the team plays its home matches at The Den, a stadium renowned for its intense and intimidating atmosphere. Founded in 1885, the club is steeped in working-class history and a reputation for resilience, often encapsulated by the famous "No one likes us, we don't care" mantra. Millwall's peak era saw them reach the FA Cup final in 2004, a historic achievement for the club. In the modern Championship, they are known as a physically tough and hard-to-beat side, regularly pushing for playoff contention under a succession of pragmatic managers. The club's identity is defined by its fiercely loyal fanbase, which creates one of the most formidable home environments in English football.