Sky Bet EFL: Match previews and best bets for fixtures on Saturday August 31

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Millwall are winless in three home league games against Hull (W0 D2 L1), though they won an FA Cup tie at the Den last season against the Tigers.
Hull have only lost one of their last six league games against Millwall (W3 D2 L1), a 1-2 defeat in March 2018 at the KC Stadium.
Millwall haven’t scored more than once in any of their last 12 league games, netting seven goals in the process.
Hull City have won just once in their last 10 league matches, losing on six occasions (D3).
10th placed Millwall have completed fewer passes (693) and averaged less possession (29%) than any other Championship team this term.
Hull’s Kamil Grosicki (30) has had a hand in the most shots in the Championship this season, attempting 19 and setting up 11.

Peterborough are winless across their last seven meetings with Sunderland in all competitions (D2 L5) since beating them 5-2 in the second tier in November 1992 under Chris Turner.
Sunderland have faced Peterborough nine times and have scored on each occasion – their best 100% scoring record against any opponent.
Peterborough have scored 2+ goals in each of their last three League One outings, they haven’t done so in four successive games since December 2017 (five games).
Sunderland have won each of their last three league games, they last won four in a row back in November 2018.
Three of the five players to score four goals in League One this season play for either Peterborough (Ivan Toney & Mohamed Eisa) or Sunderland (Chris Maguire).

Northampton have lost six of their last eight league matches against Plymouth (W2), however they have won two of the last three (L1).
Plymouth have won three of their last four trips to Northampton in the EFL (L1), however they did lose their most recent visit in April 2018 (0-2).
Northampton have lost their last two home league matches – they haven’t lost three in a row since October 2017.
Plymouth Argyle have lost six of their last nine away league matches (W1 D2 L6).
Northampton manager Keith Curle has won his previous two home league games against Plymouth, doing so with Carlisle in April 2015 and August 2016.
Plymouth’s Ryan Taylor netted a brace in their 3-0 win over Walsall – he had failed to score in his previous 37 league matches before that.

Odds correct at 1510 BST (29/08/19)