Millwall vs Wrexham Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 30th August 2025

Wrexham head over to the The Den this coming Saturday to face title favourites Millwall in a round 4 match in the Championship.

The two teams enter the match at The Den with five points separating them in the Championship standings.

Wrexham currently have only one point on their account as they have drawn once in the first three rounds of the current Championship season. On the other hand, the hosts obtained six points from their opening three games, earning them a place as number 8 in the table.

Millwall will be looking to open a further gap in the table on Wrexham when clashing in the Championship on Saturday. The visitors will be eager to prevent exactly that from happening and they will surely want to keep tap on their upcoming opponent.

Millwall go into their next Championship match, scoring a humble average of 1.3 per game in their last ten matches. They scored a mundane 13 times, while conceding 13. That amounts to an average of 1.3 per game, where they kept their opponents from scoring four times.

Wrexham travel to their next away match this coming Saturday having performed a tolerable average of 1.7 goals in three matches. They scored a total of five goals, whilst shipping seven goals against. An average of 2.4 goals against a game. They hung on to zero clean sheets in this streak.

Having never played each other in the Championship in the 21st century, this is the first time Millwall comes up against Wrexham in this tournament as of late. Thus, any eventual h2h stats stems from meetings in cup matches or friendlies.

Millwall vs Wrexham Prediction

Millwall Form

Millwall look back on their last three matches with two victories to show for their efforts. Against Middlesbrough, they were left empty-handed in a 0-3 defeat, but they avenged themselves by beating Sheffield United in a 0-1 win. They followed that up with a 2-1 win against Coventry in their most recent outing. Millwall won five of their last six Championship matches at The Den, scoring eight and conceding five along the way. They lost once but didn't draw a single match.

Wrexham Form

Wrexham have a single win and a draw to show from their past three matches. First, they went down 2-3 against West Bromwich, before picking up a 2-2 draw against Sheffield Wednesday. Their latest match brought a 2-3 win in their encounter with Preston. Wrexham are winless in their last six away games in the Championship, in which they drew zero and lost one. They conceded two goals while scoring one themselves.

Millwall have built up a nice momentum, and we doubt Wrexham are capable of getting in the way of the home side at The Den, as we aim for the home win.

Millwall vs Wrexham Squads

Millwall Squad

Neil will select the starting XI for the upcoming match against Wrexham from the following players (the statistics in the brackets represent goals scored and matches played in the Championship this season):

Lukas Bornhoeft Jensen (0/0), Max Crocombe (0/0), Steven Benda (0/3), Ben Drake (0/0), Dan McNamara (0/0), Jake Cooper (0/3), Japhet Tanganga (0/2), Joe Bryan (0/0), Kamarl Grant (0/0), Tristan Crama (0/3), Wes Harding (0/1), Zak Sturge (0/2), Alfie Doughty (0/2), Billy Mitchell (0/2), Casper de Norre (0/3), Daniel Kelly (0/1), Luke Cundle (1/2), Massimo Luongo (0/3), Ryan Leonard (0/3), Adam Mayor (0/0), Aidomo Emakhu (0/3), Ajay Matthews (0/0), Benicio Baker-Boaitey (0/0), Camiel Neghli (1/3), Femi Azeez (0/2), Josh Coburn (0/3), Kevin Nisbet (0/1), Macaulay Langstaff (1/2), Mihailo Ivanovic (0/3), Raees Bangura-Williams (0/0), Sheldon Kendall (0/0), Zak Lovelace (0/0).

Wrexham Squad

Listed below is the full squad of Wrexham players that the manager Phil Parkinson will choose from for the upcoming game:

Arthur Okonkwo (0/0), Callum Burton (0/0), Danny Ward (0/3), Aaron James (0/0), Callum Doyle (0/0), Conor Coady (0/3), Dan Scarr (0/0), Eoghan O'Connell (0/0), Jacob Mendy (0/0), Liberato Cacace (0/1), Max Cleworth (0/3), Andy Cannon (0/0), Elliot Lee (0/0), George Dobson (0/3), George Evans (0/0), George Thomason (0/0), Harry Ashfield (0/0), James McClean (0/3), Josh Windass (1/2), Lewis Brunt (0/3), Lewis O'Brien (1/3), Matthew James (0/3), Nathan Broadhead (0/3), Oliver Rathbone (0/0), Ryan Barnett (0/2), Thomas O'Connor (0/0), James Rainbird (0/0), Jay Rodriguez (0/0), Kieffer Moore (2/3), Ollie Palmer (0/0), Ryan Hardie (0/2), Ryan Longman (0/3), Sam Smith (1/3).

Millwall vs Wrexham Team News

Millwall are as close to having an entire squad available as they can, with only one playerout for the side which faces Wrexham. For their upcoming match in round 4, Millwall are unable to call upon Ryan Leonard, who is suspended.

Wrexham have just one player unavailable for selection, when visiting Millwall at The Den.

Ryan Longman is too injured to face Wrexham.

Millwall vs Wrexham Lineups

Millwall vs Wrexham H2H

Having never played each other in the Championship in the 21st century, this is the first time Millwall comes up against Wrexham in this tournament as of late. Thus, any eventual h2h stats stems from meetings in cup matches or friendlies. Millwall picked up one win in their previous four matches against Wrexham, while the latter claimed zero wins in these, with the remaining finishing a draw. The bookies best betting odds on a draw at full-time are at 13/5.

Millwall vs Wrexham Results

Millwall vs Wrexham Betting Tips

It is the beginning of a new Championship campaign, and both Millwall and Wrexham will be looking for their main strikers this season. Accordingly, we have listed some of the in-form players who are expected to be getting it on for each team this season.

Millwall won seven of the previous 10 home matches across all tournaments, while drawing one and losing two as well. Wrexham won four from a possible 10 away from home, as they also drew two and lost four in this run. Millwall managed to open the scoring in no less than seven of their previous 10 league games on home soil. The visitors from Wrexham have been equally ready from the first whistle, scoring the opener in six of their last 10 away games.

Over 2.5 goals came out eight times in the previous ten matches across all tournaments for Millwall, who scored an average of 2.1 goals along the way. Over 2.5 goals came out in eight of the last 10 matches Wrexham played across all tournaments. They managed to score an average of 1.8 goals themselves during this run.