Preston vs Millwall prediction, odds and how to watch

Southampton dismantled Millwall 5-1 at St Mary's, with Cyle Larin scoring twice and the hosts producing a dominant all-round performance that left the visitors with nowhere to hide.

Karlan Grant's second-half left-foot finish gave Charlton a hard-fought 1-0 win over Preston at The Valley, with the hosts outworking their visitors from first whistle to last.

Joe Willock's 81st-minute finish settled a Carabao Cup tie that Millwall dominated in almost every statistical category. Newcastle did what good sides do. They made their one moment count.

Millwall put four past Bolton Wanderers at The Den, with Lyndon Dykes grabbing a brace in the final minutes to put the gloss on a thoroughly deserved victory. Bolton had the ball but could not do a thing with it when it mattered.

Callum Lang scored twice inside the first half hour to give Preston a deserved 2-1 win over Blackburn in the EFL Championship, ending a run of five consecutive defeats for the hosts.

Wrexham put three past Millwall at The Den without the home side registering a single shot on target. This was not bad luck. This was unacceptable.

Bristol City dismantled a shambolic Preston side 3-1 at Deepdale, with the hosts offering almost nothing in defence and even less in terms of desire. Scott Twine set the tone inside four minutes and Preston never recovered.

Preston arrive at Deepdale on Saturday having lost four of their last five Championship matches, conceding ten goals in the process. Millwall have won three of their last five and kept clean sheets at a remarkable rate.