Seeking an immediate Championship response on Wednesday night, Millwall will welcome Wrexham to south London.

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Verdict: Goal to be scored in both halves

Best Odds: 19/20

Bookmaker: BetUS

Millwall

Starting with the hosts, completely blown away at St. Mary’s over the weekend as they eventually slumped to a nightmare 5-1 drumming at the hands of Southampton, Millwall will know the importance of claiming an immediate response here. Nevertheless, despite their nightmare performance on the south coast a few days ago, Alex Neil’s have enjoyed a bright start to proceedings. Clinching a bronze medal finish last season, the Lions have their sights fixed on mounting another promotion charge. Hoping to make a statement in south London, the former Stoke boss has seen his squad win each of their other four appearances across all competitions since opening up the 2026/27 campaign. Last seen in the English capital cruising their way to a dominant 3-0 victory against Norwich on August 22nd, Neil will be dreaming of a repeat display on Wednesday night.

Millwall Team News

Linked with a big-money move to Premier League outfit Brighton and still recovering from a recent hamstring injury, Millwall will be without the services of playmaking talisman Femi Azeez on Wednesday night.

Likewise, all still dealing with respective injury issues, Neil will be unable to call upon the likes of Mihailo Ivanovic, Mathis Servais and former Luton defender Alfie Doughty. Completing a summer switch from Charlton, Scotland International Lyndon Dykes could make a maiden Championship start here.

Wrexham

As for the visitors, while Wrexham might have received a string of plaudits following their maiden Championship adventure last season, the Red Dragons have drastically struggled to find their feet this time around. Last seen over the weekend getting hit with a 2-1 loss at home against Birmingham, Phil Parkinson’s men are desperately searching for a much-welcomed boost on Wednesday night. Watching their EFL Cup charge come to an abrupt end on August 7th as they slumped to a 1-0 defeat away at Middlesbrough, the former Bolton boss has seen his squad fail to win any of their first four appearances across all competitions (two defeats, two draws). It should also be highlighted, Wrexham also suffered a routine 2-0 loss when they last met Millwall for a Championship showdown back on February 7th.

Wrexham Team News

Missing out against Birmingham over the weekend with a reported thigh issue, Wrexham are once again expected to be without former Bolton midfielder George Thomason here. Likewise, not making a single appearance since back in February, Seb Revan remains on the sidelines with a long-term hamstring injury.

However, making a maiden Championship appearance on Friday night, Josh Windass should get some more minutes under his belt. Notching 11 goals last season, veteran striker Kieffer Moore will spearhead Wrexham’s charge in the final third.

Millwall vs Wrexham Key Factors to Consider

  • When Millwall and Wrexham last met for a Championship showdown back on February 7th, Wednesday’s hosts claimed a 2-0 victory at the Racecourse Ground.
  • Despite their nightmare 5-1 drumming away at Southampton over the weekend, Millwall have won each of their other four appearances across all competitions.
  • Wrexham have failed to win any of their opening four matchups across all formats (two defeats, two draws).
  • Wednesday’s guests have mustered just a sole competitive clean sheet away from the Racecourse ground since the end of February.
  • Millwall’s first three Championship showdowns have produced 11 goals at both ends of the pitch.

Conclusion

Blown away at St. Mary’s over the weekend as they slumped to a woeful 5-1 drumming against Southampton, Millwall will know the importance of claiming an immediate response here. Looking to find a route back into the automatic promotion spots, Neil’s men have also gained an early reputation for their lively outcomes. With their opening three Championship matchups producing 11 goals at both ends of the pitch, neutrals will be hoping for another thriller from south London in midweek.

Verdict: Goal to be scored in both halves

Best Odds: 19/20

Bookmaker: BetUS

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