- Millwall have won their only home game in the Championship 2026/2027, keeping a clean sheet so far.
- Wrexham have conceded one goal on the road in the Championship 2026/2027 (1 draw from 1 match).
- Wrexham have failed to win any of their last three away matches (D1, L2).
Tight encounter likely
Millwall are flying high at the top of the Championship 2026/2027 table with six points from their first two games, while Wrexham are down in 15th after taking just two points from their opening three games.
The Lions have won their last five matches in all competitions, including a 3-0 success at home to Norwich City and a 2-0 success at Bristol City away from home in the Championship 2026/2027.
They also beat Wrexham 2-0 away from home in this competition six months ago in the Championship 2025/2026, which means the head-to-head record is now level at 1-1 after two meetings.
Parkinson’s side can be got at
This could be a cagey chess match with The Den likely to be home to a lot of running back and forth.
Alex Neil has drilled his team into a compact, low-block counter-attacking unit that stays narrow and breaks fast in transition, while Phil Parkinson has Wrexham playing with wing-back width and a higher press.
But that aggressive shape can leave gaps behind and Millwall should be able to pick them off on the break if they're patient enough to get the ball back, which has been their approach anyway.
Millwall to make it three wins from three
Josh Coburn has already shown enough to be The Lions' top scorer in the Championship 2026/2027, with two goals in two games, and that gives Millwall a sharp edge up top.
Tairyk Arconte has joined the party with two of Millwall's six goals in their last five games across all competitions, while Sam Smith has been Wrexham's best finisher with two in five for The Red Dragons.
Callum Doyle has one to his name as the top scorer for Wrexham in the Championship 2026/2027 so far, but Daniel Imray has one assist to show for his efforts.
Wrexham come into this fixture in poor form with no wins in five, following the 1-2 defeat at home to Birmingham City.
Millwall to win looks the best bet with The Lions available at around 9/10 while Wrexham are priced up at 3/1 and the draw at 5/2, so the home side are clear favourites.
A solid alternative angle has to be Millwall to win to nil, given their solid start to the campaign with no goals conceded and Wrexham's blunt finish in recent games.
