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Bolton are winless in three league matches against Millwall (W0 D2 L1), having won four in a row against the Lions prior to this run.
Millwall have never won consecutive away league matches against Bolton, with this their 20th visit in the Football League.
Bolton have taken just four points their last 30 available in the Championship (W1 D1 L8), losing each of the last three in a row.
Millwall are looking to avoid a fourth consecutive league defeat in this game – they’ve never previously lost four in a row in the Championship under Neil Harris.
Bolton have scored just 22 goals in the Championship this season; the fewest by a team after 35 games of a second tier campaign since Birmingham in 1988-89 (20 goals).
Millwall midfielder Jed Wallace (5) is just one goal shy of equalling his best ever goal return in a single Championship campaign (six in 2017-18).

Bristol City have won just of their 13 Championship meetings against Leeds since 2010-11 (D2 L10), a 1-0 win in September 2016.
Leeds have won four of their last six league visits to Ashton Gate against Bristol City (D1 L1).
Since August 2010, Bristol City have lost more league matches against Leeds than any other opponent (10).
Leeds have dropped fewer points from winning positions than any other team in the Championship this season (3), while they’ve won the most points from trailing positions when playing away from home (13).
Since the start of last season, Famara Diedhiou has scored 24 goals in the Championship – no other current Bristol City player has reached double figures for goals in this period.
Mateusz Klich has scored more away league goals than any other Leeds player this season, with six of his seven strikes in 2018-19 coming on the road.

Blackpool, 2-1 winners in the reverse meeting between these two sides in November 2018, are looking to complete a league double over Southend for the first time since the 1984-85 fourth tier campaign.
Southend have only won one of their last nine away league games against Blackpool (D3 L5), a 2-1 victory in January 2006.
Blackpool have failed to score in five of their last seven home matches in all competitions – they had failed to find the net in just five of their previous 52 games at Bloomfield Road.
Southend have taken just three points from their last seven League One matches (W0 D3 L4) since a 4-0 win at Bradford City in January.
Southend’s last eight league goals have been scored by either Simon Cox (four) or Stephen Humphrys (four).

Odds correct at 0930 GMT (08/03/18)