Ivan Cavaleiro’s fine strike signed Wolves off for the big day on 55 points, as Ipswich Town were dispatched at Molineux on Saturday. The final whistle brought about the halfway point in the campaign and Wolves have now beaten 17 of the 23 other Championship sides. That victory also extended the lead Wolves held on promotion rivals Cardiff City and Bristol City, with the gap to second place now seven points.
The Opposition
Millwall have proved stern opposition for a number of high-flying Championship sides so far this season, with Sheffield United, Aston Villa and Cardiff City all stumbling against the Lions. December had been a good month for Neil Harris’ men prior to Saturday, after they took seven points from the first nine available. The weekend brought about a defeat on the road at in-form Derby County, who cruised to a 3-0 win.
Head-To-Head
See how Wolves and Millwall’s past compares on the head-to-head graphic below.
Around The Championship
While Wolves are the early kick-off, the rest of the Championship are in action later in the day. Cardiff City face Fulham, while Derby County are at Hull City. Sheffield United meet Sunderland and Bristol City clash with Reading at Ashton Gate. The late kick-off sees Aston Villa travel to London and take on Brentford.
Follow The Game
The fixture is available for overseas Wolves TV users to view live this evening. Audio commentary is also available to UK users, while the match will be covered in full on Twitter and Matchday Centre Live.
The Quiz
See how much you know Wolves and Millwall’s history on the pre-match quiz below.
