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Millwall bring some phenomenal form into this fixture, having secured 16 victories in their last 20 Championship matches, including five in a row recently. The picture has been a very different one as far as Swansea are concerned of late, with a run of seven defeats in nine games doing little to boost their survival chances in what threatens to be a hard-fought battle.

Over the course of their last 16 away matches in Championship, Millwall have been involved in a staggering 13 contests in which under 2.5 goals have been netted, so achieving consistency has not proven too difficult on this particular front. This has also been the case in six of the previous seven Swansea games at this level, indicating that something similar is on the cards.

At least one of the two keepers has emerged with a clean sheet from 16 of the previous 20 Swansea home matches at this level, so thrilling encounters at this venue have been few and far between. What’s more, 16 of the most recent 20 Swansea away games at the top table of the Championship have followed suit, including in a success at this ground last term.

Birmingham must win to stand any chance of progressing from this tie, and this is something that Birmingham have managed in six of their previous eight home games in the Championship. Watford, by way of contrast, have suffered three defeats in four away matches at this level recently, whilst they have triumphed only once in six attempts on the road of late.

None of the last nine Birmingham home games in the Championship have produced more than a couple of goals, with the net bulging a grand total of ten times across these contests. Not only that, but each of the previous five Watford matches at this level has followed the same pattern, so it would come as a surprise to see three goals or more.

Both teams have found the net in just four of the most recent 17 Birmingham home fixtures at the top table of the Championship, whilst they have drawn a blank themselves in five of their last six Championship games overall. As for Watford, they have either kept a clean sheet or failed to score in five of their previous six away encounters at this elite level of the domestic game.

Although they remain firmly in the mix to secure a playoff place, the wheels have started to come off for Hull in recent months, with Hull’s men securing just 12 points from their last 11 games. Burnley have won several games at home this season, securing 14 wins from 19 matches and scoring 46 goals in total.

Hull appear destined to secure promotion at the end of the campaign, and the fact that ten of their last 14 games have served up no more than a couple of goals shows how hard they are having to scrap for every point. The numbers have been pretty similar for Burnley of late, with 11 of their previous 15 matches at this level delivering under 2.5 goals.

Somewhat incredibly, at least one of the two goalkeepers has emerged with a clean sheet from 14 of the previous 15 Hull games at this level, and they are without a goal in eight away matches on the bounce. As for Burnley, both teams have scored in just five of their last 20 home fixtures in the Championship, so don’t expect too many fireworks.

Norwich have not had too much luck against Huddersfield of late, with the Norwich emerging victorious from just very few of the last 16 competitive meetings between the two sides. Unfortunately for the Huddersfield outfit, come into this contest in fantastic form, with their coach charges boasting eight wins from ten games recently.

Although promotion-chasing Norwich have been renowned for playing some swashbuckling football this season, four of Norwich previous five games at this level have actually produced under 2.5 goals. This has also been the case in six consecutive Huddersfield matches in the Championship, so expectations should be lowered ahead of this contest.

One area in which Norwich have proven incredibly consistent recently is in their involvement in top-flight fixtures in which at least one of the two goalkeepers pitches a shutout, with this happening 13 times in 14 attempts. This has also been the case in seven of the last 11 matches involving Huddersfield at this level, so more of the same is expected when the teams lock horns.

Sheffield Wed are guaranteed to finish bottom of the League One, and it is easy to see why when you consider that the team have suffered several defeats at the top table of League One. Although Peterborough haven’t been in great form themselves of late, a record of 10 wins from their last 17 home matches suggests that they should have enough.

Over the course of their last 10 matches at the top table of the League One, Peterborough have been involved in eight encounters in which under 2.5 goals have been scored. Given that 13 of the previous 17 Sheffield Wed away games at this elite level have followed the same pattern, anyone expecting this clash to serve up more than two goals is likely to be disappointed.

Peterborough have played four matches since securing their place in the League One, with no fewer than three of these encounters producing a clean sheet at one end of the pitch. This has also been the case in seven of the previous nine top-flight fixtures involving Sheffield Wed, so any deviation from this script would come as a bit of a surprise.

Bristol City have been cooking with gas in recent times, winning 12 of their last 14 top-flight fixtures, including five in a row of late. As for Luton, they have really struggled on the road of late, suffering six defeats in eight Championship trips, one of which was a loss in this fixture.

Although Luton have been scoring goals for fun in what has been a perfect start to the campaign, it remains the case that the net has bulged no more than three times in seven of their previous eight Championship matches. This has also been the case in 16 of the most recent 18 Bristol City home games at this level, so any deviation from this script would come as a surprise.

Bristol City home games in the Championship have certainly been full of excitement recently, with both teams on target in 10 of their previous 15 encounters. Luton are no strangers to hitting the back of the net on their travels either, doing so in 16 of their last 18 trips at this level, so goals are expected at both ends when the sides lock horns.

Plymouth have celebrated eight victories in their most recent 17 away games in the top-flight, and it only seems a matter of time before the home tema add to their haul of domestic titles. Charlton, by way of contrast, are heading for difficult times at the League One, with their plight not being helped by a ten-game winless run on home soil that has included six defeats.

You have to go back to great loss last year to find the last time that Charlton were involved in a home game containing over 3.5 goals, with the run currently standing at 42 matches. Plymouth cannot compete with these numbers, but the League One have been involved in 17 away matches on the spin featuring under 3.5 goals.

Charlton are the owners of an incredible recent record when it comes to both scoring and conceding during the same match, with each of their previous nine top-flight fixtures subscribing to this model. What’s more, eight of the last ten league games involving Plymouth have followed the same pattern, meaning that a repeat performance seems likely.

Over the course of their most recent ten matches at this level, Cheltenham have secured three draws and suffered seven defeats, so life has been proving tough for the away outfit. Fleetwood may not have been hitting the heights that they did earlier in the season during the last few months, but 11 wins from 16 home games is still a formidable record.

Over the course of their last seven top-flight fixtures, Fleetwood have been involved in no fewer than five encounters containing under 2.5 goals. This is the sort of consistency that has been echoed by Cheltenham on their travels of late, as eight of their previous ten matches at the top table of the League One have featured two goals or fewer.

When Cheltenham come calling, excitement doesn’t tend to follow, with six of their previous seven away games at the top table of the League One seeing at least one of the two goalkeepers emerge with a clean sheet. What’s more, eight of the last nine Fleetwood home matches at this level, including six in a row recently, have followed the same pattern.

Oxford Utd last graced the top-flight, ending that campaign by losing eight of their last 12 matches of the regular season, so a return to this level could represent a significant step up in class. Lincoln are probably not the opponents that they would have chosen to face, with Oxford Utd boasting eight wins from ten games of late.

None of the last nine Oxford Utd home games in the League One have produced more than a couple of goals, with the net bulging a grand total of ten times across these contests. Not only that, but each of the previous five Lincoln matches at this level has followed the same pattern, so it would come as a surprise to see three goals or more.

Both teams have found the net in just four of the most recent 17 Oxford Utd home fixtures at the top table of the League One, whilst they have drawn a blank themselves in five of their last six League One games overall. As for Lincoln, they have either kept a clean sheet or failed to score in five of their previous six away encounters at this elite level of the domestic game.

Promotion-chasing Portsmouth have been in tremendous form on their own patch so far this season, collecting 19 points from a possible 21 in the League One. Cambridge Utd, on the other hand, have been struggling to adapt to life at a higher level, with a return of four defeats from seven trips doing little to enhance their survival prospects in a competitive second tier.

Cambridge Utd must win to avoid suffering major difficulties, and it is worth noting that 15 of their previous 17 matches at this level have served up two goals or more. The numbers are identical for Portsmouth, with 15 of their last 17 league games producing over 2.5 goals, and they will be the side going down should they lose this crucial encounter.

Over the course of their previous 14 home games in the second tier of the League One, Portsmouth have both scored and conceded during the same 90 minutes on no fewer than 13 occasions. As for Cambridge Utd, eight of their ten trips following difficulties have seen them find the back of the net, and they have only kept two clean sheets across these matches as well.

This has to be one of the most one-sided rivalries in the Championship, with Blackpool enjoying four consecutive victories over QPR as part of a 17-match unbeaten run against their near-neighbours in the top-flight. Their coach charges hardly come into this contest in the greatest of shape either, having lost seven times in eight league games.

Although QPR are more than capable of putting most opposition to the sword in the Championship, particularly on their own patch, it is notable that nine of their previous 11 home games have served up under 3.5 goals. This has also been the case in 11 of the last 13 Blackpool away matches at this level, so don’t expect a cricket score in this contest.

Entertainment has been in rich supply in recent top-flight fixtures involving QPR, with a total of 46 goals being scored across their last seven games, and QPR outfit have both scored and conceded in all of these contests. What’s more, the net has bulged at both ends in 13 of the previous 19 Blackpool away matches, so expect more of the same.