The Hatters returned to winning ways against Birmingham City at the weekend, whilst Millwall also recorded a win on the road at Stoke City.
Rob Edwards said:
(Click HERE to watch his post-Birmingham reaction)
“Two teams that are in there at the moment and deservedly so. We’ve got to make it a really good game and these are the games we want to be involved in.
"Our fans are going to have the place rocking so it’s one we’re really looking forward to. We’ve got to recover well now, assess everyone tomorrow and see how everyone is. Millwall will be the same, they’ve obviously had a really tough fixture away at Stoke, so it’s one we’re really looking forward to.”
The opposition:
Millwall, alike the Hatters, are vying for a place in the play-offs this season and are well in contention for the top six come the end of the season.
Manager Gary Rowett has been in charge at The Den since 2019, which to date makes him the second-longest serving manager in the division. After a playing career spanning more than 350 matches with the likes of Everton, Derby County and Birmingham City, Rowett is now looking for his first promotion as a manager.
Striker Tom Bradshaw is their joint-top goalscorer this season along with Zian Flemming and has now made over 100 appearances for Millwall since signing for the club in 2019. He scored his fourth goal in two games against Burnley a week ago following a hat-trick against Sheffield United, taking his tally to 11 for the season.
Last time we met:
The two sides contested an entertaining 2-2 draw at Kenilworth Road in April last year. Tom Bradshaw put the away side ahead before Elijah Adebayo replied with a cool finish after combining well with Amari'i Bell.
Benik Afobe looking to have sealed victory for the Lions with nine minutes remaining but Robert Snodgrass' late free-kick was turned into his own net by Jake Cooper in the 88th minute.
Travel information:
For supporters travelling to the game, please be aware that Arriva have agreed to run an F70 Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard service from the Clifton Road stop, leaving from there at 10:15pm.
Ticket information:
Tickets for the rearranged fixtures remain on sale and are availabel online and via the Ticket Office to supporters with a previous booking history.
All tickets purchased for the original fixture on 18th December are valid for the rearranged date. If any supporter is unable to make the new date, they can contact the Ticket Office for a full refund when giving at least 24 hours notice.
How to follow:
The match will be shown live on Sky Sports.
Supporters not attending the match at Kenilworth Road can follow live match centre updates or listen live to iFollow Hatters commentary from Simon Pitts.
For supporters who want to watch or listen to all available iFollow matches this season and have access to exclusive content, including pre-match press conferences and player interviews, subscription details can be found HERE.
The officials:
Referee: Geoff Eltringham
Assistant Referees: Philip Dermott and Akil Howson
Fourth Official: Andy Davies
The man in the middle on Tuesday night is Geoff Eltringham.
He recently took charge of Luton Town's 1-0 home win against Cardiff City at the end of last month.
So far this term, Eltringham has taken charge of 18 matches - 7 of which in the Championship - dishing out 65 yellow cards and three reds.
