The Lions will take on the Wrexham challenge on 30 August at their home – The Den. Plenty of times have these teams faced each other, but the last official head-to-head came 24 years ago. It will surely be interesting to see how Saturday’s clash might end, as Wrexham’s last success over the Lions was registered back in 1998.
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Millwall vs Wrexham prediction: Millwall to secure a win
Key Stats
- Five of the last seven matches between the two teams resulted in under 1.5 total goals scored.
- Millwall won two of the last three games at home against this opponent.
- Coach Alex Neill has a positive 2-2-0 record against this opponent.
Correct score prediction: Millwall 1-0 Wrexham
Millwall have a history of dealing with Wrexham. Ryan Reynolds’ club hasn’t scored a goal against Millwall at The Den in the last 270 minutes of football. The last time they scored a goal there was on 17 January, 1998. Millwall play very well at home, which will make things very difficult for the visitors to even score a consolation goal.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Wrexham unlikely to win
- HOME: 17/20 (1.85) – 54.1%
- DRAW: 5/2 (3.50) – 28.6%
- AWAY: 69/20 (4.45) – 22.5%
*Odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
Under 1.5 total goals priced at 23/10 (3.30) gives the two teams a 30.3% chance of scoring only one goal or none at all. Surely, Millwall are the expected winners, with a 54.1% win probability behind them at 17/20 (1.85). This means Wrexham are the underdogs, with only a 22.5% chance of scooping a win at 69/20 (4.45).
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Most recent H2Hs: Traditions will be honoured
The last official meeting resulted in a 1-1 tie. Craig Faulconbridge and Tim Cahill scored the goals that day, which raises the question – who will the scorers be on Saturday?
Millwall team news and form: Veteran key for Millwall
Backup shot-stopper Lukas Jensen is injured and won’t be on the bench this Saturday. The same goes for star right-back Danny McNamara. However, coach Neil has plenty of quality players to choose from, and we believe 33-year-old Ryan Leonard will operate on the right.
Predicted lineup: Benda (GK), Sturge, Cooper, Crama, Leonard, Neghli, Luongo, De Norre, Cundle, Ivanovic & Coburn
England Championship 03/05/25
L
Burnley
3
Millwall
1
England Championship 26/04/25
W
Swansea
0
Millwall
1
England Championship 21/04/25
W
Norwich
1
Millwall
3
England Championship 18/04/25
L
Blackburn
4
Millwall
1
England Championship 12/04/25
W
Middlesbrough
0
Millwall
1
Wrexham team news and form: Wrexham’s coach struggles to find right men
After two consecutive Championship losses, Wrexham’s fans caught a break by securing a 2-2 tie at home versus point-hungry Owls. Sheffield Wednesday were perhaps the better of the two teams on the pitch, but Ethan Horvath didn’t have a day to remember under the sticks for the visitors.
Predicted lineup: Ward (GK), Cleworth, Coady, Brunt, McClean, James, O’Brien, Dobson, Longman, Moore & Broadhead
England League 1 03/05/25
W
Lincoln City
0
Wrexham
2
England League 1 26/04/25
W
Charlton
0
Wrexham
3
England League 1 21/04/25
W
Blackpool
1
Wrexham
2
England League 1 18/04/25
D
Bristol Rovers
1
Wrexham
1
England League 1 12/04/25
D
Wigan
0
Wrexham
0
Player to watch: Kieffer Moore
Kieffer Moore deserved to win the Player of the Match Award against Sheffield Wednesday, as he scored a lovely brace for Wrexham. Both goals were a done deal in the first half of the match at the Racecourse Ground.
Can Moore do more?
We should point out that centre-forward Moore also has an assist under his belt this season. It will be very interesting how many goals he will be able to score during the 2025/26 campaign, as he found the net six times in 30 games for Sheffield United last season.