Millwall vs Preston North End Predictions, Lineups & Betting Tips

Millwall vs Preston North End Predictions, Lineups & Betting Tips

Match Details: November 8th, 2025 | The Den | EFL Championship | 12:30 (GMT)

Millwall welcome Preston to The Den in a game that sees two early promotion hopefuls face off in South East London. Millwall enter the game having lost heavily to Birmingham in the midweek fixtures. Preston will have one less rest day as they face Swansea a day later. Two points separate the teams, with Preston potentially jumping above Millwall and into 4th should they win tonight.

Key Betting Tip: Millwall to Win at 2.05 odds represents excellent value based on the tip provided by our team of in-house tipsters.

Millwall vs Preston North End Predicted Lineups

Millwall Predicted XI: Crocombe, Sturge, Cooper, Crama, Harding, Mazou-Sacko, de Norre, Ballo, Cundle, Neghli, Ivanovic

Preston North End Predicted XI: Iversen, Storey, Lindsay, Hughes, Offiah, Small, Devine, Whiteman, Armstrong, Dobbin, Osmajic

Millwall vs Preston North End Current League Standings

Millwall are 4th in the Championship with 24 points from 14 games (7W, 3D, 4L). They have scored 16 goals and conceded 19. A win could take them as high as 2nd.

PNE are 6th in the Championship with 22 points from 13 games (6W, 4D, 3L). They have scored 17 goals and conceded 12, giving them a better goal difference than their opponents. They play Swansea tonight, giving Preston a chance to go into this game ahead of Millwall.

Millwall vs Preston North End Head-to-Head Timeline

This pair have met 77 times in their history. Millwall have won 35 meetings, Preston have won 26, and there have been 16 draws.

Recent Head-to-Head Results:

• February 2025: Preston North End 1-1 Millwall (EFL Championship)
• September 2024: Millwall 3-1 Preston North End (EFL Championship)
• January 2024: Millwall 1-1 Preston North End (EFL Championship)
• October 2023: Preston North End 1-1 Millwall (EFL Championship)
• April 2023: Millwall 2-0 Preston North End (EFL Championship)

Millwall are unbeaten in 12 games against Preston, dating back to February 2019.

Recent Millwall and Preston North End Matches Analysis

Millwall Last 5 Matches:

• Birmingham City 4-0 Millwall (EFL Championship)
• Oxford United 2-2 Millwall (EFL Championship)
• Millwall 1-0 Leicester City (EFL Championship)
• Millwall 2-0 Stoke City (EFL Championship)
• Queens Park Rangers 1-2 Millwall (EFL Championship)

Millwall’s six-game unbeaten streak came to an end on Tuesday.

Preston North End Last 5 Matches:

• Southampton 0-2 Preston North End (EFL Championship)
• Preston North End 3-2 Sheffield United (EFL Championship)
• Preston North End 0-1 Birmingham City (EFL Championship)
• West Bromwich Albion 2-1 Preston North End (EFL Championship)
• Preston North End 2-0 Charlton Athletic (EFL Championship)

Preston have won two straight games for the first time since August.

Millwall vs Preston North End Predictions

Our advanced algorithm analyses over 200 data points to generate these predictions with 60% confidence in a HOME WIN. The model factors in current form, head-to-head records, player availability, and tactical matchups.

Best Millwall vs Preston North End Betting Tips

Football Park’s Best Bet: Millwall to Win @ 2.05 - Our team of in-house betting tipsters have predicted a MILLWALL WIN in this fixture. Their superior form, home advantage, and head-to-head record justify confidence in this selection.

Key Players to Watch: Millwall vs Preston North End

Thierno Ballo (Millwall): The creative engine for Millwall. His 3 assists are the most in the squad, showing he is the primary provider of chances. He will have to step in for the injured Azeez.

Milutin Osmajic (Preston North End): Preston's main source of goals. In a tight contest, his finishing ability will be crucial for the visitors, especially as Preston look to climb into the playoff places.

Millwall vs Preston North End Match Facts

Broadcast Details: Sky Sports+

Stadium Information: The Den is located in South Bermondsey, London, and serves as the home of Millwall FC. Opened in 1993, it was one of the first all-seater stadiums constructed in response to the Taylor Report, replacing the club's original ground, also named The Den. While modest in size with a capacity of 20,146 (all-seated), its compact and enclosed structure is renowned for fostering one of the most intense and intimidating atmospheres in English football, a key part of Millwall's identity.

Referee: Stephen Martin (England)