Birmingham City Millwall-
1 August Priske 6 - 2 Liam Millar 4
- 3 Lyndon Dykes 4
- 4 Demarai Gray 3
- 5 Camiel Neghli 3
- 6 Kyrell Lisbie 3
- 7 Taïryk Arconte 3
- 8 Jake Cooper 2
- 9 Caleb Taylor 2
- 10 Josh Coburn 2
- 1 Jay Stansfield 30
- 2 August Priske 29
- 3 Kyrell Lisbie 26
- 4 Camiel Neghli 24
- 5 Lyndon Dykes 22
- 6 Taïryk Arconte 17
- 7 Carlos Vicente 17
- 8 Tomoki Iwata 17
- 9 Caleb Taylor 15
- 10 Liam Millar 13
- 1 Bright Osayi-Samuel 19
- 2 Jenson Metcalfe 15
- 3 Zak Sturge 13
- 4 Jay Stansfield 13
- 5 Camiel Neghli 12
- 6 Derek Mazou-Sacko 12
- 7 Phil Neumann 12
- 8 Alex Cochrane 11
- 9 Jake Cooper 10
- 10 Christoph Klarer 10
- 1 Liam Millar 3
- 2 Camiel Neghli 3
- 3 Patrick Roberts 3
- 4 Caleb Taylor 2
- 5 Alex Cochrane 2
- 6 Jenson Metcalfe 2
- 7 Lyndon Dykes 2
- 8 Tomoki Iwata 2
- 9 Jake Cooper 1
- 10 Ryan Allsop 1
- 1 Camiel Neghli 22
- 2 Jenson Metcalfe 21
- 3 Alex Cochrane 20
- 4 Liam Millar 17
- 5 Lyndon Dykes 14
- 6 Patrick Roberts 13
- 7 Mark Sykes 13
- 8 Tomoki Iwata 12
- 9 Zak Sturge 11
- 10 Jay Stansfield 10
- 1 Jake Cooper 520
- 2 Christoph Klarer 512
- 3 Caleb Taylor 507
- 4 Tomoki Iwata 470
- 5 Phil Neumann 381
- 6 Bright Osayi-Samuel 372
- 7 Alex Cochrane 358
- 8 Jenson Metcalfe 344
- 9 Jhon Solís 324
- 10 Camiel Neghli 307
- 1 Jhon Solís 15
- 2 Liam Millar 12
- 3 Jay Stansfield 8
- 4 Zak Sturge 7
- 5 Bright Osayi-Samuel 7
- 6 Camiel Neghli 7
- 7 Taïryk Arconte 6
- 8 Patrick Roberts 6
- 9 Demarai Gray 5
- 10 Jenson Metcalfe 5
- 1 Caleb Taylor 34
- 2 Phil Neumann 25
- 3 Christoph Klarer 20
- 4 Jake Cooper 15
- 5 Zak Sturge 15
- 6 Derek Mazou-Sacko 11
- 7 Tomoki Iwata 11
- 8 Jhon Solís 10
- 9 Alex Cochrane 8
- 10 Jenson Metcalfe 8
Birmingham CityNo absentees
Millwall
Birmingham City host Millwall at St Andrew’s on Tuesday 3 November, kick-off 8.00pm, as an unbeaten home record puts the sixth-placed hosts firmly in the driving seat in this Championship clash.
The hosts have yet to lose at St Andrew’s this season and start as clear favourites against a Millwall side sitting 12th. Anthony Eadson has picked out two Premium Tips and expects the hosts to have too much. However, the Lions carry a goal threat that keeps the predictions grid interesting.Premium Tips
Anthony Eadson is with the hosts and has found two angles he likes at St Andrew’s.
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| August Priske anytime scorer | 15/8 (bet365) | Priske has hit the ground running at Birmingham, leading the line and the club’s scoring charts with six goals from 11 appearances. Millwall have been there for the taking on the road, shipping 12 goals in six away games, while the hosts have scored 14 times in six unbeaten home outings. The Dane is the shortest price in the market and the focal point of a confident Birmingham attack. Therefore, he rates a strong anytime option at 15/8. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Daniel Kelly to be carded | 3/1 (BoyleSports) | Millwall tend to travel with a combative streak. Also, Kelly often has to break up play and track back against a Birmingham side that will see plenty of the ball at home. The Lions will likely spend long spells defending their own box. As a result, mistimed challenges and tactical fouls from the visiting midfield become a real prospect. The hosts should dominate for territory and tempo. So, 3/1 about Kelly seeing a card is a fair price. 18+ only. Please gamble responsibly. GambleAware — gambleaware.org · Odds correct at time of publishing.  How Birmingham City go into the gameBirmingham City sit sixth on 23 points, unbeaten at home and with a record of six wins, five draws and two defeats. St Andrew’s has been a fortress, with two wins, four draws and no defeats from six. Meanwhile, they have scored 14 there and conceded seven. The Blues head in on the back of a 3-1 win at Lincoln City and have won four of their last five. In addition, August Priske leads the way on six goals, with Liam Millar on four. The draws are a theme at home, but Birmingham have scored freely and kept four clean sheets overall. How Millwall go into the gameMillwall arrive 12th on 18 points, their campaign a mix of five wins, three draws and five defeats. The Lions can be a handful at home but have struggled on their travels. They have won two, drawn one and lost three on the road, where they have conceded 12 goals in six games. They do carry a threat, though: 23 goals scored matches Birmingham’s tally, and Lyndon Dykes top-scores with four. Last time out they thumped Derby County 4-1 at home, so the forward line is in decent working order.  Birmingham City vs Millwall head-to-head
The hosts have the edge on home soil in this fixture. They are unbeaten in their recent St Andrew’s meetings with Millwall, including a 4-0 win last season. However, the Lions won the most recent clash 3-0 at The Den. Birmingham City vs Millwall predictions & betting tips
Birmingham City vs Millwall score predictionMillwall’s away record and Birmingham’s solidity at home point one way. Even so, the Lions should carry enough to make the hosts work for it on a competitive night. Score prediction: Birmingham City 2-1 Millwall. Read more:
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