📏 Form Guide

Millwall

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Millwall go into this fixture following on from a 0-0 Championship Play-offs tied result against Hull City.

In that match, Millwall managed 61% possession and 15 attempts on goal with 2 of them on target. On the other side, Hull City had 6 shots on goal with 1 of them on target.

Fewer than three goals per game were seen in 5 of the last 6 fixtures where Millwall have taken part. Breaking down the goal split in that period, their opponents scored an aggregate of 2 while Millwall managed a tally of 8. It will be interesting to see if that trend will end up being sustained into this next match.

Hull City

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Hull City have attacked well in their most recent fixtures, scoring 7 times in their last 6 matches. Having said that, Hull City have been somewhat leaky at the back, having also been scored against in 5 of those same outings.

👥 Head to head

Looking at their most recent head to head meetings stretching back to 03/02/2024 shows that Millwall have won 1 of them and Hull City 3, with the tally of drawn results standing at 2.

A total of 10 goals were scored between the two sides in these games, with 4 of them from The Lions and 6 netted by The Tigers. The average goals per game has been 1.67.

🗞️ Team News: Millwall

Lukas Jensen (Achilles tendon rupture), Danny McNamara (Knee surgery), Daniel Kelly (Hamstring injury) and Massimo Luongo (Cruciate ligament tear) aren’t available for Millwall boss Alex Neil.

In our view, The Lions may well line up in a 4-2-3-1 formation this time, beginning the first half with Anthony Patterson, Ryan Leonard, Tristan Crama, Jake Cooper, Zak Sturge, Derek Mazou-Sacko, Barry Bannan, Femi Azeez, Camiel Neghli, Thierno Ballo and Josh Coburn.

🗞️ Team News: Hull City

Hull City boss Sergej Jakirović has to choose from a squad that has some fitness concerns. Amir Hadziahmetovic (Knee injury), Darko Gyabi (Groin injury) and Eliot Matazo (Cruciate ligament tear) will miss out on this game.

There’s a good chance that The Tigers seem most likely to elect for a 4-2-3-1 formation, giving starts to Ivor Pandur, Lewie Coyle, John Egan, Charlie Hughes, Ryan Giles, Regan Slater, Matt Crooks, Mohamed Belloumi, Joe Gelhardt, Liam Millar and Oliver McBurnie.

🔮 Prediction

In our view, Hull City should get enough chances to score a goal against this Millwall team, however it probably won’t quite be as many as they’ll concede.

We think that it’s going to be a tight encounter finishing with a 2-1 winning margin for Millwall at the end of the 90 minutes. Looking forward to this.

Lucas Pereira, 18:00 11/05/2026