👉 What is the recommended bet for Millwall Swansea?

The prediction and suggested bet for Millwall vs Swansea on 26 April 2025, as analysed by our expert tipsters, is: Over 1.5 goals.

👉 Where will the Millwall Swansea match be held?

The Millwall vs Swansea match on 26 April 2025 will take place in London at The Den.

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Millwall vs Swansea Prediction – Championship

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Check out the best predictions for Millwall vs Swansea

Here you will find the best prediction for Millwall vs Swansea in the Championship, alongside match analysis and betting tips.

Read our detailed analysis of both teams below, including recent records and key statistics from their last games to provide the best prediction for this encounter between Millwall and Swansea.

Millwall

26 April 2025 – 14::00
Championship
2024/2025
Normal Time – Round 45

Swansea

Betting tip and prediction for this match between Millwall vs Swansea

The best prediction for the match Millwall vs Swansea in the Championship is over 1.5 goals. Despite anticipating a closely-contested match, both teams tend to adopt an attacking style, often neglecting defensive responsibilities. It is noteworthy that six of the last eight Millwall games played at home concluded with more than one goal by the end of 90 minutes. Therefore, a highly dynamic match with chances for both sides is expected.

The best prediction for Millwall vs Swansea

Over 0.5 goal in the 1st half (prediction for live bet)
Over 1.5 goals (prediction for live, double or triple bet)

Match preview: Millwall vs Swansea

Millwall and Swansea face off at The Den in a match as part of the 45th round of the Championship. In their last meeting in this competition, on 26‑2024, Millwall triumphed (0‑1). Historically, matches at this ground have favoured the visiting team, with Swansea winning three out of the last five encounters here, drawing once, and losing once. Indeed, in the latest clash at this venue during a Championship fixture on 30‑09‑2023, Swansea City secured a convincing win (0‑3), with goals from Jamal Lowe (23′), Mykola Kukharevych (79′), and Matt Grimes (57′).

Team analysis: Millwall

After 17 wins, 12 draws, and 15 losses, the home side currently sits in 8th place with a total of 63 points. In their latest outing, they defeated Norwich City (3‑1) at home, having previously suffered a loss to Blackburn Rovers (4‑1) away. Millwall has achieved 5 wins, 2 draws, and 3 losses in their last 10 Championship home matches, collecting 17 points from a possible 30. The common result at half-time in their home matches has been 0‑0 (11 times in 22 matches). Defensively, they have conceded goals in 7 of their last 10 games, indicating a lack of solidity at the back, although their attack has performed consistently, registering goals in 7 of those matches. Recent trends show that in their home fixtures this season, there have been fewer than 3 goals in 15 of the last 22 matches. In 44 games this season, they have managed to turn around the score only once in the 19 scenarios where they conceded the first goal.

Millwall’s recent performance saw them earn a 3-1 victory at home against Norwich, with goals scored by Mihailo Ivanovic, Femina Azeez, and Mihailo Ivanovic again. The home team usually employs a 4-3-3 tactical system, favouring attacks down the flanks. In attack, Femina Azeez, Luke Cundle, and Josh Coburn are pivotal in creating opportunities, combining creativity with finishing skills. George Honeyman, Dan McNamara, Calum Scanlon, Lukas Jensen, Liam Roberts, and Billy Mitchell are all sidelined due to injuries.

Team analysis: Swansea

After 17 wins, 10 draws, and 17 losses, the visiting side finds themselves in 11th place, having accrued 60 points. Their latest match saw them triumph over Queens Park Rangers (1‑2), following a win at home against Hull City (1‑0) in their previous outing. In their last 10 Championship away matches, Swansea managed to secure 11 points, recording 3 wins, 2 draws, and 5 losses. The most frequent score at half-time in their league games has been 1‑0, which occurred in 8 out of 22 matches. Their attack has been relatively steady, netting goals in 7 out of their last 10 fixtures in this competition. However, in their away games, there has been a trend for low-scoring matches, with 10 out of 22 fixtures concluding with fewer than 1.5 goals. In 44 games played, they have only mounted a comeback once in the 19 instances where they conceded the opening goal.

Swansea City heads into this match after a 1-2 victory against QPR, with goals from Harry Darling and an own goal by Morgan Fox. The visiting team typically adopts a 4-3-3 formation, favouring a more direct approach of long passes and set-pieces to pose threats. Their front three comprising Ronald, Liam Cullen, and Ji-Sung Eom aim to apply pressure on the opposing defence, while midfielder Lewis O’Brien orchestrates play for the team. Myles Peart-Harris is absent due to injury.