Millwall and Wrexham are coming into this match on the back of painful defeats, making the encounter unpredictable. The hosts were routed 5-1 by Southampton, despite having started the season strongly. Wrexham is still winless, having lost 2-1 to Birmingham, with manager Phillip Parkinson describing the goals conceded as "the softest" of his time at the club. Both teams are eager for a rebound, but their defensive lines are currently far from ideal.
Millwall concedes in 74% of their matches on average, while Wrexham concedes in 70% of their away games. The Welsh side's problems are particularly noticeable at the back: last season they conceded 65 goals, and this season they have failed to keep a clean sheet in four consecutive matches. Wrexham score in 76% of their away games, while Millwall score in 87% of all matches. In head-to-head encounters, goals are exchanged in 65% of cases, confirming this trend.
