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England - League Championship
Millwall vs Bristol City
12 April 2011 at 19:45
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Striker Jon Stead - fit again after an ankle injury - may also be given a start having been left on the bench for Saturday's defeat at Barnsley. Bristol City midfielder Cole Skuse could return to the starting line-up having recovered from a toe injury.
Millwall defender Alan Dunne may return after completing a two-match suspension.Centre-back Darren Purse remains a doubt with the calf injury which has kept him out of the last two matches.
Bristol City were beaten 3-0 by Millwall on the opening day of the season, with Steve Coppell resigning as Robins manager a few days later. Manager Keith Millen has brought about a revival in recent weeks, helped by the return of striker Nicky Maynard from a knee injury. A top-half finish looks likely.Millwall are ending the season as they began it - with impressive victories. Saturday's 3-2 win over Leeds kept their hopes of making the play-offs alive, moving them to within four points of the top six. It took them some time to get over that shock and they spent most of October rooted to the foot of the table.
Kenny Jackett's side, who won the League One play-off final at Wembley last season, will be dreaming of a return to the famous stadium if they can keep their run going.
Striker Jon Stead - fit again after an ankle injury - may also be given a start having been left on the bench for Saturday's defeat at Barnsley. Bristol City midfielder Cole Skuse could return to the starting line-up having recovered from a toe injury.
Millwall defender Alan Dunne may return after completing a two-match suspension.Centre-back Darren Purse remains a doubt with the calf injury which has kept him out of the last two matches.
Bristol City were beaten 3-0 by Millwall on the opening day of the season, with Steve Coppell resigning as Robins manager a few days later. Manager Keith Millen has brought about a revival in recent weeks, helped by the return of striker Nicky Maynard from a knee injury. A top-half finish looks likely.Millwall are ending the season as they began it - with impressive victories. Saturday's 3-2 win over Leeds kept their hopes of making the play-offs alive, moving them to within four points of the top six. It took them some time to get over that shock and they spent most of October rooted to the foot of the table.
Kenny Jackett's side, who won the League One play-off final at Wembley last season, will be dreaming of a return to the famous stadium if they can keep their run going.
