West Bromwich Albion vs Millwall Prediction: West Brom are high on confidence with three consecutive unbeaten games

This weekend, West Brom faces Millwall in the EFL Championship at the Hawthorns, looking to extend their unbeaten run. Both teams can gain some points from this match and improve their positions in the standings.

After suffering a 2-0 defeat to Hull City in early March, West Brom's season appeared to be in turmoil. However, the Baggies have since managed to secure two wins and a draw, bringing their tally to 55 points from 37 games and placing them ninth in the league table. The credit for this remarkable turnaround goes to their head coach, Carlos Corberan. When he took over in October, the team was struggling in the relegation zone with only two wins from their first 16 games. Corberan's tenure began with a loss to Sheffield United, but he has since transformed the team's fortunes, leading them to 13 victories in their next 19 games.

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In the current Championship season, Millwall has secured a five-point lead over West Brom and currently holds a higher position in the league table by three spots. Recently, the Lions have won back-to-back games against Reading and Swansea City, but their winning streak ended when they lost 1-0 to Huddersfield in their last game before the international break. The only goal of the match came from Danny Ward, as Gary Rowett's team lost their 12th game of the season.

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As West Brom continues their impressive run of three consecutive unbeaten games in the EFL Championship, their upcoming match against Millwall presents an intriguing prospect. While West Brom may be riding high, Millwall holds the psychological edge of triumphing over them in their past two encounters and remaining undefeated in the last three. The stage is set for a potentially heated showdown, culminating in an engaging draw between the two sides. We predict that the match will end with a West Brom win with less than 2.5 goals in the match.