Plymouth Argyle vs Millwall Prediction: Plymouth has been good at home and will be looking to continue that trend

Plymouth Argyle will welcome Millwall at Home Park in Game Week 10 of the English Championship. Plymouth has been good at home and will be looking to continue that trend. Who will come out on top after 90 minutes?

Following their dominant performance in League One last season, where they accumulated 101 points to secure the title, Plymouth's return to the second tier has been less consistent. With three victories and four losses in their first nine games, it is unsurprising that they are currently in mid-table. However, Plymouth managed to secure a draw against Hull City over the weekend, their first since the second week of the season. The team's inconsistent start makes it unpredictable as to what will happen next with Steven Schumacher's side. For instance, they suffered a 4-1 defeat against Bristol City but then followed it up with a impressive 6-2 victory over Norwich City just four days later. One thing that is apparent this season is Plymouth's strength when playing at home, as they have collected nine out of their 11 points here. This is the highest proportion of points earned at home compared to any other team in the Championship. Plymouth has already defeated Blackburn Rovers and Huddersfield Town at home, scoring three goals in both matches, in addition to their impressive win against Norwich.

Hazard; Pleguezelo, Scarr, Gillesphey; Edwards, Mumba, Randell, Houghton; Whittaker, Hardie, Azaz

Millwall enters the game against Plymouth with the same number of points, but their journey to that total has been different. Under Gary Rowett's leadership, they have scored 10 fewer goals and have suffered heavy defeats at home, including two 3-0 losses and a 4-0 defeat at The Den. Despite having almost three times the number of shots and dominating the attacking play, Millwall experienced a 3-0 loss to Swansea City over the weekend. It is worth noting that all of Millwall's victories this season have been against teams below them in the standings, highlighting the need for improvement in this match. Rowett's side has also struggled to build on these rare wins, as they have followed victories over Stoke City and Rotherham United with a draw and a defeat.

Bialkowski; Leonard, Cooper, Wallace; Norton-Cuffy, Longman, De Norre, Fleming, Honeyman; Watmore, Bradshaw

The outcome of this match could be heavily influenced by the performance of the home team, given the close standings between both sides in the table. Plymouth has demonstrated impressive home form, securing three significant victories this season, making them the preferred team to potentially achieve a fourth win. Expect over 2.5 goals in the game.