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As the roar of the Lions gets ready to echo through the Den this Wednesday at 19:45 BST, our beloved Millwall is poised to claw its way out of a four-match winless rut. The lads, currently teetering just outside the Championship's top six due to goal difference, are set to face Sheffield Wednesday—a team that's been grappling with its own set of struggles.
In times past, we've seen Millwall establish considerable dominance over the Owls. With just one loss in the last nine encounters against Sheffield Wednesday, it's clear we've had their number (four wins and four draws), bolstering six clean sheets during this impressive stretch. Yet, despite this historical upper hand, our start at home this season was less than stellar, having dropped points in three of our first four matches at our fortress, The Den.
However, it seems the tides are changing, as the Lions have roared back with an unbeaten streak in our last four home games, claiming three wins, one draw, and recalibrating the goal differential to a comforting seven goals scored and just one conceded.
Sheffield Wednesday, languishing at the darker ends of the table, hasn't secured a league win since September. Their last six away games against us included four losses, a nil-nil draw back in February 2019, and an isolated win last February. Although Jamal Lowe from the Owls has been a thorn in our side, managing three goals in his last five league starts against us at the Den, their overall away form remains bleak with just one win in 11 league trips.
This upcoming midweek match isn’t just about grabbing three points; it's about stamping authority and reigniting our campaign for the Championship crown—an achievement that looks ripe considering our resurgence and the Owls’ ongoing travails. It’s a classic setup for a triumphant evening at the Den, and every Millwall supporter will be buzzing with the belief that this is the start of our march to glory.
To wrap up our pre-match talk with a chuckle, here’s a little light-hearted jab at our friends from up north: Why don't Sheffield Wednesday fans play hide and seek? Because good luck hiding when you’ve been bottom of the league that long! Here’s to hoping their search for another win continues well past Wednesday! Remember mates, pride, and joy — that’s the Millwall way!
