Portsmouth vs Millwall prediction, odds and how to watch

Portsmouth twice surrendered the lead at Fratton Park and had to settle for a 2-2 draw against Blackburn, with substitute Colby Bishop's 74th-minute goal earning a point that flattered neither side.

Middlesbrough controlled this Championship fixture from start to finish, registering 80% possession and 22 shots, but two first-half Millwall goals proved costly as Boro's inability to see out the game cost them three points.

A tense, scrappy Championship stalemate saw Charlton and Portsmouth cancel each other out, with Portsmouth the more threatening side but ultimately unable to convert their big chance. The match ended with late bookings and a touchline card for Portsmouth manager John Mousinho.

Portsmouth and Millwall meet at Fratton Park on Saturday with neither side in convincing form. Something has to give, but do not expect a classic.

Norwich have not kept a single clean sheet in their last ten Championship matches. Portsmouth arrive at Carrow Road having shut out the opposition in four of their last ten. Something has to give.

Millwall head into Saturday's Championship clash having shipped 13 goals in their last five matches. Lincoln City arrive unbeaten in five, having conceded just once.

Two inconsistent sides with identical five-match records meet at Fratton Park on Wednesday night. One of them has to win. Neither has earned the right to be confident.

Millwall head into Tuesday's Championship clash at The Den with three losses in their last five and a backline leaking goals at an alarming rate. Swansea arrive with six wins from their last ten on the road and every reason to be confident.