Burton Albion - Millwall The team that occupied us in last Tuesday's inoculated match and that - most importantly - paid us is the team that will occupy us again in this 34th turn of the Championship in England.
The reason, of course, for Burton, who finally justified us in the best way in what we said about both her and her opponent, leaving Oakwell with a great double (1-2), putting an end to that one as well. bad tradition that he had since Barnsley was the only team in the Championship that until then had not managed to win. Of course, this minor statistic is the last thing that Clough's team has to deal with as the most important thing was to earn three valuable points in the great effort that they make (and should make) in order to remain in the class.
In order to achieve this, however, it must at some point start to take advantage of its headquarters, something in which so far it has failed miserably having the far worst performance of the category with the unfavorable record 2-3-11 and goals 13-33. This is also the reason why it is in the current difficult position in the standings as if it was as effective as away from home where it has collected twice as many points, we would probably be talking now about a comfortable stay scenario.
In any case, the present is important now and what we have to keep is that it remained undefeated for the third consecutive game and that after the two unfortunate 0-0 with Ipswich away and Nottingham inside (based on appearances, we also mentioned it in Tuesday's text , deserved the victory in both) her luck smiled resulting in her leaving with the great aforementioned double, hitting at the beginning (essentially first descent) and the finale of the first half, when she took a 0-2 lead. The reduction from Barnsley around 70 'obviously brought stress however in the end it kept the coveted result and now everyone's mind is on Millwall. However, it was the third very good game in a row that she plays and seems to find her form at the most critical point of the season.
A Millwall that for its part celebrated its second consecutive victory, prevailing 2-1 over Sheffield Wednesday and remaining undefeated for the seventh league game in a row, while confirming its fairly good playing condition. In fact, there is an unusual run for that series with three consecutive victories in the sense that in general away from home this year is particularly weak (3-6-7 the relevant record, goals 13-18)). It should be noted, however, that in all three cases the victories were difficult, marginal and not necessarily convincing, so I'm not so sure that he suddenly and magically found the… button of success. I think, in other words, that somewhere she just got luckier, something that happens at some point and applies to all teams.
In conclusion, we go with the dominance of the hosts at 4,02 offered by goalbet. We do not laugh, obviously we "confuse" trusting a team that so far in its headquarters is anything but reliable, but we consider the timing quite good, while calculating the clearly greater motivation in relation to the most comfortable Millwall score and the very difficult program which follows for Burton. Let's not go too far, let's look at the next six games: Sheffield United away, Brentford and Bristol City inside, Wolves and Cardiff out, Middlesbrough inside. If you have not already noticed, they are all against teams claiming promotion either directly or through their entry into the playoffs. Terribly difficult, something that essentially turns this with Millwall into perhaps the most accessible - theoretically ever - that has to do in the near future.
It goes without saying, however, that everything is determined by performance. We have already explained the difficulty in detail, but at least we are buying at a quadrupling price, while competing against a team that, based on its statistics away from home, would do the same at a much lower price, up to 3,20. I do not know if we will finally save the team but at least we support it in a decent performance.
