Playoff hopefuls Millwall head to relegation threatened Oxford United for a vital Championship on Saturday.
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Our 3 Predictions For Oxford United v Millwall:
- 1st Prediction For Oxford United v Millwall: Match Result – Draw – 47/20
- 2nd Prediction For Oxford United v Millwall: Under 3.5 Goals – 4/11
- 3rd Prediction For Oxford United v Millwall: Correct Score – 1-1 – 11/2
1st Prediction For Oxford United v Millwall: Match Result – Draw – 47/20
Oxford United have lost only twice at home this season and visitors Millwall have lost only twice on the road. The hosts have drawn four games against teams above them in the league and Millwall have lost four against teams below them, again suggesting a close contest. The Lions have drawn their previous two games.
2nd Prediction For Oxford United v Millwall: Under 3.5 Goals – 4/11
Neil Harris’ Millwall have an excellent defensive record, conceding one goal or less in 14 consecutive Championship matches. Both sides have scored 19 goals this season, a little over one per match. The Lions also have an excellent record of keeping clean sheets, with seven shut outs so far this campaign.
3rd Prediction For Oxford United v Millwall: Correct Score – 1-1 – 11/2
With Millwall’s defensive strength but inconsistencies when facing sides below them combined with Oxford’s need for points, this match is shaping up to be a tight affair. The visitors have only one once on the road so far but have drawn four times while Oxford have drawn at home on three occasions. Millwall’s last two matches have ended 1-1.
Best Odds For Oxford United v Millwall:
| Bookmaker | Oxford United | Draw | Millwall |
| MyriadPlay | 21/10 | 47/20 | 21/10 |
| Gentleman Jim | 9/4 | 12/5 | 23/20 |
| Betarno | 85/40 | 12/5 | 21/20 |
Full Preview Of The Game: Last Results And Head-To-Head
Oxford United are currently on a poor run of form that has seen them earn just one win in their last 12 matches and are languishing in 18th place in the Championship. Oxford have, on average, conceded 1.6 goals per game but have only scored 1.1. Millwall head into this fixture on an eight game unbeaten run, claiming four wins and four draws. They are defensively solid, having conceded one or less in 14 consecutive Championship games, allowing an average of 0.9 goals per game against them this season. Neil Harris’ side find themselves occupying 9th in the table and three points adrift of the playoffs. The last meeting between these two sides was an EFL Cup contest back in August 2019. Millwall had taken a two goal lead away from home through a Jon Dadi Bodvarsson brace before being pegged back by two Oxford United goals in the final three minutes. Mark Sykes got one back before a James Henry penalty in the 90th minute. The hosts would eventually run out 4-2 victors in the penalty shootout. In the last four league meetings, the away side have taken the three points home with them. Two Johnstone Paint Trophy matches in 2016 saw Kemar Roofe score twice as oxford won at The Den before Lee Gregory scored the winner at the Kassam with Oxford still advancing on aggregate. That season in League One saw Millwall claim a 2-1 win in Oxford and Oxford hammering The Lions 3-0 at The Den.
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Where To Watch Oxford United v Millwall:
Where can I watch the game, either on TV or in person?- Location: The Kassam Stadium, Oxford
- Date: November 30th 2024
- TV Channel: Sky Sports+
Probable Lineups For Oxford United v Millwall:
What sort of lineup can we expect from both sides for this Championship clash?
Oxford United Lineup:
- Lineup: J. Cumming, H. ter Avest, S. Long, C. Brown, G. Leigh, T. Goodrham, W. Vaulks, C. Brannagan, R. Rodrigues, P. Placheta, D. Scarlett
- Suspended/injured: Joseph Bennett, Kyle Edwards, Siriki Dembele
- Coach: Des Buckingham
Millwall Lineup:
- Lineup: L. Jensen, R. Leonard, S. Hutchinson, J. Tanganga, J. Bryan, C. de Norre, G. Saville, R. Esse, G. Honeyman, D. Watmore, J. Coburn
- Suspended/injured: Calum Scanlon, Jake Cooper
- Coach: Neil Harris
