- 1Archer, Jordan
- 25Wallace, Murray
- 5Cooper, Jake
- 15A. Pearce
- 12Romeo, Mahlon
- 26Skalak, Jiri
- 28R. Leonard
- 18Tunnicliffe, Ryan
- 7Wallace, Jed
- 22A. O'Brien
- 19T. Elliott
- 11Ferguson, Shane
- 6Williams, Shaun
- 20Morison, Steve
- 16Martin, David
- 27Brown, James
- 3Meredith, James
- 37L. White
- 12Long, George
- 2E. Lichaj
- 3O. Mazuch
- 27R. McKenzie
- 17Kane, Todd
- 11M. Milinković
- 6K. Stewart
- 18D. Batty
- 10Toral, Jon
- 29C. Martin
- 9N. Dicko
- 28Sheaf, Max
- 34Lewis Potter, Keane
- 1D. Marshall
- 5Burke, Reece
- 21B. Fleming
- 33L. Ritson
- 7Evandro
After a dismal run that stretched from early November right the way through late December, the Lions have turned a corner of late. Saturday’s hosts come into this match having won each of their last three matches. Having got the better of Ipswich away from home last time out, despite being a goal down at half time, Neil Harris’ men will be feeling confident ahead of this match.
If Millwall are likely to come here feeling upbeat, then Hull are likely to come into this fixture with their confidence levels sky-high. The visitors have won each of their last five, while they’ve now unbeaten in eight. On top of that, they battered Bolton by six goals to nil last time out.
Given that they’ve scored plenty of goals in recent week, it would be easy to assume that the Tigers will go to South London and continue to hit their stride offensively on Sunday afternoon, but the Lions are a tough nut to crack.