Millwall vs Bristol City prediction: Could we see a game as crazy as August's? - Photo by Imago/Brian Tonks
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Correct score: Millwall 1-1 Bristol City.

The two sides have identical form of late, and have scored a rate of 1.0 and 1.2 goals per game respectively.

Mid-table sides Millwall and Bristol meet on Tuesday night, with Millwall looking to get their own back after a thrilling 4-3 loss in August. Read on for our Millwall vs Bristol City predictions and more.

Millwall vs Bristol City prediction: Going steady

Key Stats:

  • Millwall and Bristol City have both won two, drawn two and lost one of their last five games.
  • They have scored five and six goals each in their past five.
  • None of the last three meetings between the two has been a draw.

Correct score prediction: Millwall 1-1 Bristol City

Millwall and Bristol City have appeared pretty evenly matched of late, and we expect that to play out on the pitch.

With both sides fairly goal-shy, we think a repeat of their 4-3 helter-skelter match last time out is unlikely.

Pre-game odds and win probability:

  • HOME: 8/5 (2.60) – 48.8%
  • DRAW: 9/5 (2.80) – 35.7%
  • AWAY: 21/10 (3.10) – 32.3%

*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change

Millwall are this clash's expected winner according to the bookmakers. Their odds of 8/5 produce an implied probability of 48.8%.

You can find all our predictions for today's games on our football betting tips page.

Most recent H2Hs: Level pegging

This matchup has been very level in recent times, with both sides boasting two wins apiece, and one draw in their last five meetings.

England Championship 01/03/25

Millwall

Millwall

0
Bristol City

Bristol City

0

England Championship 17/08/24

Bristol City

Bristol City

4
Millwall

Millwall

3

England Championship 01/01/24

Bristol City

Bristol City

0
Millwall

Millwall

1

England Championship 12/08/23

Millwall

Millwall

0
Bristol City

Bristol City

1

England Championship 29/12/22

Millwall

Millwall

0
Bristol City

Bristol City

0

Millwall preview: Bouncing back from the weekend

Millwall's focus will be fully back on the Championship again this week, after losing 3-1 in the FA Cup to local rivals Crystal Palace on Saturday.

They will be without Calum Scanlon, Dan McNamara, Macaulay Longstaff and Ryan Leonard for this one.

Predicted lineup: Jensen (GK); Crama, Cooper, Tanganga, Bryan; Saville, De Norre; Neghli, Cundle, Azeez; Ivanovic

England Championship 03/05/25

L

Burnley

Burnley

3

Millwall

Millwall

1

England Championship 26/04/25

W

Swansea

Swansea

0

Millwall

Millwall

1

England Championship 21/04/25

W

Norwich

Norwich

1

Millwall

Millwall

3

England Championship 18/04/25

L

Blackburn

Blackburn

4

Millwall

Millwall

1

England Championship 12/04/25

W

Middlesbrough

Middlesbrough

0

Millwall

Millwall

1

Bristol City preview: Unbeaten in three

Bristol City come into this one on the back of an impressive 2-1 win at home to Middlesbrough. That win made it an unbeaten run of three, following a draw at Cardiff and a win over Stoke City.

The Robins will be without the services of Ayman Benarous, Luke McNally and Ross McRorie on Tuesday night.

Predicted lineup: O’Leary (GK); Vyner, Dickie, Roberts; Tanner, Bird, Knight, Sykes; Mehmeti, Armstong, Twine

England Championship 12/05/25

L

Sheff Utd

Sheff Utd

3

Bristol City

Bristol City

0

England Championship 08/05/25

L

Sheff Utd

Sheff Utd

3

Bristol City

Bristol City

0

England Championship 03/05/25

D

Preston

Preston

2

Bristol City

Bristol City

2

England Championship 28/04/25

L

Leeds

Leeds

4

Bristol City

Bristol City

0

England Championship 21/04/25

L

Luton

Luton

3

Bristol City

Bristol City

1

Player to watch – George Earthy

Though he may not start, our player to watch in this clash is 20-year-old West Ham loanee George Earthy.

George Earthy made a big impact on Saturday – Photo by Imago/Aled Hopkins

The left-winger has struggled to make an impact on the senior game this season, but exploded into life against Middlesbrough, with his two goals winning it at the death.


William Evans is a football and politics fanatic. A first-class graduate of UEA's Broadcast and Digital Journalism MA course, he also achieved a first class degree in politics and media studies during his time at UEA.