Wrexham vs Millwall Predictions and Betting Tips

Wrexham will take on Millwall in Round 31 of the Championship on Saturday. Both sides sit in the top half of the table and are in the play-off spots.

Phil Parkinson’s Wrexham beat bottom side 1-0 sheffield wednesday last weekend. After a goalless first half, Sam Smith broke the deadlock in the 13th minute of the second half for Hillsborough, scoring the only goal of the game.

The Red Dragons had overwhelming possession (70%) and may be disappointed with their narrow victory. Still, the victory moved them into sixth place in the table with 47 points from 30 games and 12 wins.

Meanwhile, Alex Neal’s millwall Just drew 1-1 at home sheffield united during their latest outing. Both goals came in the first period, with Andre Brooks opening the scoring for the visitors in the 17th minute, only to have it canceled out by Mihajlo Ivanovic two minutes later to share the spoils.

After the draw, the Lions have 50 points from 30 games and 14 wins to remain in fifth place.

On that note, here are the head-to-head statistics and key figures, match predictions and betting tips for Wrexham-Millwall championship Racetrack Clash:

Wrexham vs Millwall head to head statistics and key figures

Wrexham lead Millwall 10-6 in 27 games in all competitions, including a 2-0 win away at Millwall in August.
The Red Dragons have played against the Lions in the past 7 times and have a record of 1 win and 2 losses.
Wrexham have won three of their last five home games and lost one.
Millwall have won once and lost three of their last six away games.
Table guide (last five games in each competition, most recent result first): Wrexham:WWDLW; millwall:DWLWL

Wrexham vs Millwall Prediction

Both sides enjoyed good results, with Wrexham in particular exceeding expectations in their first second-tier season in more than four decades as they seek unlikely promotion to the Premier League

Judging from the confrontation, the Red Dragons’ advantage is weak. Millwall has only won 2 and lost 5 of the past 16 league games, including reverse games.

Wrexham are strong at home and have been in fine form since Christmas with a league-high six wins (out of eight), while the Lions have been inconsistent away from home. But with draws being the most common result in their last few games, this trend is likely to continue.

prophecy: Wrexham 1-1 Millwall