Stoke City vs Millwall Prediction: Both teams won their previous fixture

Stoke City will welcome Millwall at Britannia Stadium in Game Week 15 of the English Championship. Both teams won their previous fixture. Who will come out on top after 90 minutes?

Stoke City form

Stoke City have picked well from the loss against Southampton in EFL Cup by getting two successive wins against Derby County and Blackburn in the Championship. They continued doing well in the third match, going out class as they defeated Blackburn 2-0 at Ewood Park with Million Manhoef and Tom Cannon delivering the fatal blow. With six points from two November matches, Stoke City now sits 14th in the Championship standings, four points ahead of sixth-placed Watford. The team will look to extend their unbeaten run at the bet365 Stadium this weekend after a resounding 6-1 victory over Portsmouth on October 2.

Stoke City Predicted Lineup

Johansson; Tchamadeu, Phillips, Gibson, Stevens; Manhoef, Moran, Burger, Koumas; Bae, Cannon

Millwall form

Neil Harris resumed the role of Millwall manager in February, and he looks to guide the team into promotion into the Premier League after the side's successful struggle to avoid relegation into League One. The team has had great home wins against Burnley and Leeds and now finds itself on a six-game unbeaten run in the Championship, sitting at fifth place. Millwall won but failed in nearly all the away matches with just a solitary win in six.The match against Stoke City may be a bit too stiff for the team.

Predicted Starting Lineup of Millwall

Jensen; Leonard, Tanganga, Cooper, McNamara; Wintle, Saville; Esse, Honeyman, Watmore; Langstaff

Stoke City vs Millwall Expert Predictions

Having won recent close-run affairs at The Den against Burnley and Leeds, Millwall now travels to Staffordshire on Saturday for an away game that may just prove problematic to it. A reduction in their physical strength might become the perfect opportunity for Stoke City to seal its third successive Championship win before the international break.