Birmingham vs Millwall Prediction, Odds & Betting Tips - 03-11-2026

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Birmingham

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Millwall
Match Prediction

Expected score: Birmingham 2-1 Millwall

56%
22%
22%
BirminghamDrawMillwall
Over 2.5 goalsYes (60%)
Both teams to scoreYes (59%)

Birmingham face Millwall on 2026-11-03 (Championship — Regular Season - 14).

Our statistical model rates this match as shown in the summary above, with 2-1 the most likely scoreline.

Limited data is available for this fixture; the figures above are model estimates.

Match info

Tournaments:

Championship(Regular Season - 14)

Referee:

No information

Stadium

St. Andrew's Stadium, Birmingham

Statistics

Odds Comparison

Recent Form

Birmingham
W
L
W
W
W
Millwall
W
L
D
L
W

Injuries & Suspensions

Lineups

Standings

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1
Middlesbrough
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2
Swansea
138232013726
3
Wolves
137332316724
4
West Brom
137331914524
5
Southampton
1383228131523
6
Birmingham
1365223131023
7
Stoke City
137242016423
8
West Ham
1364333181522
9
QPR
135532116520
10
Sheffield Utd
135441715219
11
Portsmouth
135441615119
12
Millwall
135352321218
13
Blackburn
135351920-118
14
Bristol City
135351517-218
15
Norwich
135082324-115
16
Lincoln
134361423-915
17
Cardiff
133551920-114
18
Wrexham
133551519-414
19
Bolton
134271826-814
20
Charlton
133551121-1014
21
Watford
133281223-1111
22
Burnley
131661725-89
23
Derby
131481125-147
24
Preston
1312101027-175
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