The Addicks are back in action at The Valley on Saturday, taking on near neighbours in the Sky Bet Championship (KO 12.30pm BST).
It will be the highest attended fixture between the two sides in more than 50 years and fans are advised to arrive early to avoid queues.
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TEAM NEWS
Asked for an update on the team news front, Nathan Jones said: "We’ve used the two weeks to get a bit of minutes into a few people, to rest up one or two and then there’s been one or two away. We’ve got a huge game on the weekend which we’re looking forward to."
Macaulay Langstaff and Zak Lovelace have returned to training for the visitors, though Casper De Norre, Billy Mitchell, Alfie Doughty and Femi Azeez have all picked up injuries in the opening weeks of the new campaign.
Lukas Jensen and Danny McNamara are both long-term absentees for the Lions.
THE OPPOSITION
Alex Neil’s side sit 12th in the standings ahead of Saturday’s clash, picking up two wins from their opening four league fixtures.
The Lions suffered a 2-0 loss to newly-promoted Wrexham at The Den prior to the international break.
HEAD-TO-HEAD
The two sides have gone toe-to-toe on 76 previous occasions with the Addicks winning 12, the Lions 37 and the remaining 27 games resulting in draws.
Millwall’s last trip to The Valley saw the visitors claim a 1-0 win back in July 2020.
MATCH OFFICIALS
Robert Madley is the man in the middle this weekend.
Madley will be assisted by Mark Stevens and Darren Williams, while Oliver Mackey is on Fourth Official duty.
OTHER INFO
Fans are advised that the below roads around the ground will be closed from 11.30am until just after kick-off:
- Floyd Road
- Harvey Gardens
- Valley Grove
The Fan Zone, Bartram's and the Meantime Fans' Bar will all be open for supporters to enjoy from 10am and will remain open for an hour post-game.
There are rail engineering works taking place on Saturday, with supporters advised to plan their journey to The Valley in advance.
Supporters should be aware of the arrangements for leaving the area post-match, imposed by the police, which can be found by clicking here.
Supporters can buy Valley Gold Jackpot tickets online for the fixture. For every £1 spent on a Jackpot ticket, half goes to the club’s academy to help produce the stars of the future, while the other half goes to the two winners of a cash prize. Click here to be in with a chance of winning up to £2,000.
Visiting The Valley for the first time? Click here to read the club's Visitors' Guide.
