Neil Harris is looking forward to Millwall having four of their next six games at home.
The Lions have six games before the next International break with four of them in SE16 starting with today’s visit of Derby County.
Harris told the South London Press. “As Millwall manager I say it is vital for us to be at The Den and the games we have lost we feel unbelievably hard done by. To have lost to Watford in injury-time with the last kick of the game – plus the manner of the goals conceded – and then Luton, where we certainly dominated the second half.
“We feel Sheffield Wednesday and Preston were convincing home wins and then the other two were results we certainly didn’t deserve to lose – that’s for sure.“ The Den is vital for us.”
Millwall’s two wins this season have come at home, against Preston and Sheffield Wednesday. The Rams are similar to the Lions in terms of points picked up at home. Paul Warne’s side are yet to pick up a point away from home with all 12 points coming at Pride Park.
“Derby is going to be a tough challenge, said Harris. “They have been exceptional to pick up 12 points at home. They haven’t picked up a point yet on the road and we’ve got to make sure it is uncomfortable for them.”
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