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Millwall welcome Swansea City to The Den in the Sky Bet Championship on Tuesday night (kick-off 7.45pm). The Lions are back in SE16 for the first of two ...

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On Saturday, Jay Fulton and Joel Latibeaudiere both recorded double-digit bookings, keeping them out of contention until after the international break. Jamie Shackleton is being considered to take the place of either George Saville or Ryan Leonard in midfield if a change is made. This season, the Swans have won only four of their 11 league games away from home. The guests are unbeaten in their last six games in the apparatus. In the first half, Andreas Voglsammer converted a penalty kick into the game’s only goal. Millwall has Swansea City at The Lair on Tuesday (Walk 14) in the Title.

THE Lions could move up to fourth in the table before the rest of the Championship's top-six contenders play tomorrow night.

At the moment, the focus is on winning games rather than getting too caught up in the race for a play-off place. In the 95th minute, the Lions recycled a cleared corner back into the box. Martin was despondent after the game, and it arguably went on to sum up their entire season. However, a glimmer of hope shone through in the third minute of stoppage time when Ben Cabango scored an own-goal. There was a strong belief that Gary Rowett’s men would start to show the defensive strength that they had become renowned for in 2021-22, but their start to the campaign showed otherwise. Russell Martin’s men capitalised on some more disastrous defending soon after and looked to be in complete control all the way up until stoppage time.

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Tyler Burey has had a hip problem and it looks as though he will also remain out. With 10 games left, Gary Rowett’s side are two points ahead of Norwich City and one behind Blackburn Rovers. The likes of Duncan Watmore and Oli Burke may be hopeful of midweek rotation so they can come back into the side, but after Voglsammer’s winning goal against Reading, it might be harsh to drop him to the bench for this one.

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The visitors' goal came in the first half, eleven minutes into the match, when Millwall took the lead from the penalty spot. The second goal of the match came just before the fifteenth minute of the second half, where Ramsey did not hesitate in his shot at goal and managed to put the visitors ahead on the scoreboard. As for the home side, Millwall are in sixth place in the table with 57 points. On the other side, Seansea wants to improve its streak and get points in this match. In addition, if you want to watch it online you can keep up to date with what is happening in the match and the score on VAVEL. Don't miss any details of the match with VAVEL's minute-by-minute live online coverage.

Russell Martin is expected to be without midfielder Joe Allen due to injury, although it is hoped that Ollie Cooper will be available to feature. Jay Fulton and ...

Here's hoping for a positive result... It's been a tough old run of late. "We need a win," he said. "We need a win before the break to help us build a bit of momentum ahead of the derby game, and for everyone to feel positive and to build some confidence. "We have to go to Millwall on Tuesday and show the same attitude and willingness to fight for each other that we've shown in the last two games, and try and find a way to win. "It's a place we went to last year and did brilliantly.

Swansea City make the trip to what has recently been a happy hunting ground tonight as Millwall welcome the Swans to The Den.

[WhoScored.com](https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fWhoScored.com&c=E,1,twTMtODfTxQPBET4b41LPE-0MTM-jZxcMhd1-xhRjrN7uf4jhJb0ov0AIXZRfXLZnryUouwcUmeZ7DqrdOOcttdcivEWXZSkRqvetkMKqVNrSrAu&typo=1&ancr_add=1) rating of 7.85, his seventh best in a Championship match this season. As such, Dan McNamara could be in for a long 90 minutes should Manning play to the best of his ability. Both the Dutchman and Bradshaw rank joint-top for goals scored (13) of all Millwall players in the Championship this season, while only two players have won more Ryan Manning has scored three league goals this season, one of which was in the home fixture against Millwall back in August. They rank sixth for shots per game (13.1) of all Championship sides this season, reinforcing a Either way, Swansea will need to dig deep to both shut the Lions out, and make the most of any goalscoring opportunities that do come their way. The changes he makes in personnel are forced rather than out of choice, and this has helped the Lions gain momentum as we near the business end of the campaign. It's likely that the Lions boss will stick with the 4-2-3-1 setup that means Millwall have been effective going forward and tough to break down. To reinforce Millwall's defensive resolve at the Den, only Burnley, Middlesbrough and Blackburn (all 13) have conceded fewer home goals than the Lions (15) in the Championship this season, so Swansea need to be at their best in order to keep their fine record at Millwall going. Tom Bradshaw is the man tasked with leading the offensive for Rowett's side, yet he is not the only attacking threat at his disposal. Manning, too, has seven man of the match awards to his name, and as the second best rated player in away matches (7.21) in the division, he'll prove a handful for the Lions again tonight. Of the 13 league goals Flemming has scored this season, five have come from outside of the box - no player has scored more from range - and if Millwall can create the chances for the 24-year-old, then in all likelihood he'll be able to do some damage from distance.

The Lions are looking to build on their 1-0 win away at Reading last weekend by beating Russell Martin's off-form Swans. You can follow all the action here ...

The Lions are looking to build on their 1-0 win away at Reading last weekend by beating Russell Martin’s off-form Swans. You can follow all the action here. WELCOME to our live blog for tonight’s match between Millwall and Swansea City.

The Swans conceded twice early on in the second-half at The Den to suffer a third consecutive defeat in the Championship.

Matt Grimes' driven effort was deflected in by Ryan Manning on 58 minutes as Swansea pushed for an equaliser, with Morgan Whittaker, Joel Piroe and Liam Cullen all being denied by the resolute Millwall defence. Great skill from Paterson on the left after being fouled, but Swansea lose it and Manning concedes a free-kick. Cullen's shot is blocked on the line, and Grimes unleashes a shot from distance which is deflected in. Martin sent on Whittaker and Jamie Paterson for Cullen and Walsh with just shy of half an hour left on the clock as Swansea pushed hard for an equaliser, with Piroe and substitute Whittaker being denied by goalkeeper Long. The visitors could scarcely believe how the game was unfolding, and just as their heads could have dropped, they earned themselves a lifeline as Manning got a vital touch on Grimes' driven strike to pull a goal back for the Swans. Manning whips in a free-kick from just inside the Millwall half... And it went from bad to worse just six minutes later as Voglsammer's strike took a deflection off Manning which left Fisher wrong-footed, although the goalkeeper failed to cover himself in glory as the Swans fell 2-0 down as a result. Manning then lashed a right-footed effort wide as the away side continued to press, but they were unable to salvage a point for their efforts as they go into Sunday's clash with Bristol City having won just once in 10 games despite an improved showing. Leonard's launched delivery from the touchline caused mayhem in the Swansea box, and after the visitors failed to clear their lines, Cresswell was on hand to lash home from six yards out. But having defended so well from set-pieces, Swansea were undone from a long throw-in just three minutes after the restart as the game exploded into life. Operating in a back four, Swansea coped well with the aerial threat of Gary Rowett's troops, and even when the Lions did get half a sniff from a cross, Andreas Voglsammer could only head well wide. And they were unable to net a second to ensure they suffered a fifth loss in six league outings.