Millwall FC v Watford Live Streaming : Is the match on Sky Sports?

Slaven Bilic and his Watford side finally look to have got things moving after their win over Norwich City last week.

Things have not gone entirely to plan following the dismissal of Rob Edwards but a win over a much fancied Canaries team will have boosted confidence.

The Hornets now make the trip across London to face Millwall as they look to continue their upturn in form.

This fixture has not been very kind on Millwall in the past, as they won just two of their last 15 encounters with Watford.

Will Millwall improve their poor record against the Hornets today, or will Watford come out on top after 90 minutes?

How can I watch Millwall vs Watford on Sky?

The Millwall Watford game is the featured match on Sky Sports tonight, although you will require a paid subscription to watch the game.

Alternatively you can watch via Bet365 and their live TV service, which goes live online from 20:00 BST.

Millwall are coming off a hard-fought 2:1 victory at Bristol City; Gary Rowett’s men were the dominant side, as they allowed just one shot on target in that game.

With that in mind, Millwall have now won back-to-back games, with no losses in their last three matches.

Because of the five points they obtained from their last three games, Millwall have gone up to 11th on the table; they have six wins in 14 league matches, with two draws and six losses.

Five of those wins came at home; Gary Rowett’s men have been one of the best home teams in the Championship, winning five of seven league matches at home.

Millwall will look to string up three consecutive wins for the first time this season.

Two early goals were enough to give Watford all the points against Norwich last weekend; although their opponents tried to claw their way back into the game, Watford were able to hold on for the win.

It’s fair to point out that Slaven Bilic’s men have had some mixed results in recent weeks; as they have two wins, a draw and two losses in their last five matches.

As it stands, the Hornets are in 10th place, tied on points with tonight’s opponents, but ahead on goal difference.

To be fair, Watford have won five of 14 league games so far; however, four of those wins came at home.

Slaven Bilic’s men have struggled away from home this season, as they’ve won just one of seven road games in the Championship.

This will be a tricky fixture for Watford, considering Millwall won five of seven home games this season. It’ll be interesting to see if the Hornets can get any points from this trip.

Millwall and Watford have scored and conceded goals regularly this season; and as a result, both teams were on the scoresheet in four of their last five respective games.

At 17/20 odds, we should expect goals at both ends.