Saturday lunchtime brought us some eye-catching matches in the second division with Cardiff City and Blackburn Rovers looking to recover from midweek losses, Middlesbrough and luton city looking to take advantage of the victories during the week and stoke town accommodation windmill, who have won four games in a row by the same score of 1-0 to place themselves in the top six.
Lions boss Neil Harris says his team’s defensive structure is a big part of their rise up the table, telling BBC Radio London: “For us, it’s about discipline, being as organized as possible. and structured as we can and then find a way to score at the other end. “I’m very proud of the players.”
Millwall are unbeaten in six games and looking for a fifth successive win as they head to the Bet365 Stadium and Harris added: “It just shows the boost that can give you, what a superior culture can give you and identifies what our strengths are as a team and as a club “. “.
The intrigue doesn’t end at lunchtime. At 15:00 GMT leeds They will look to recover from their defeat at The Den at home against humble QPR and leaders SunderlandEdit will be the host coventry citywho sacked Mark Robins, the EFL’s longest-serving coach, on Thursday hours after their home defeat to Derby, whose manager Paul Warne is now the longest serving manager in the division.
The Rams return home having ended their away voodoo and will welcome former coach Wayne Rooney, whose plymouth The team is the worst away traveler in the entire EFL with one point and one goal from their seven games away from Home Park.
portsmouth host Preston North End at Fratton Park in a clash between bottom and fifth bottom.
Pompey are winless at home and have taken three points from six games, while North End are winless away and have also taken three points from half a dozen away games.
Nailed in the draw or does something have to give?
