Milwall vs. Port Valle: 15th February 2017

The guests quickly got close to relegation

Milwall is 6, with real hope of promotion, because it’s the last place play-off. It’s big fight there, Rochdale, Southend, Peterborough and Bristol Rovers at close range. It was in this fight and Vale until recently, but during the winter nightmare sent Stoke team from relegation: 19th place, three points above the line and collected 46 goals in 29 matches. Black and whites still have two outstanding play and still one of the places are not red.

Port Vale has not won in 11 games

Port Vale are problems that can not be found after the dismissal of team coach appointed Portuguese summer. It brought many footballers us on a team that had only five legitimate return a few weeks before the start! Vale has no value and only strikers defenses leaderboard save the situation by obtaining draws work. There are 7 games since Vale has not won in League One, which has only one win away!
Milwall not lost 11 games and drew it on Bournemouth Cup!

Milwall instead has only 9 defeats in 30 Shoveling with 47 points, is on the road to play-off. There are many matches when Londoners have never lost at home and it’s well known that it’s hard to leave with the victory: just 3 defeats in 15 matches so far! Milwall received only 12 goals at home this season, like Sheffield United, the best team on foreign land. The odds on home win is decreasing, indicating high stakes on Milwall.

Matches home favorites “blue”

It has been 11 matches since Milwall has not lost a match official, and this journey has removed her and Bournemouth Cup! It’s a perfect defensive team that has not been empty for the last 4 games and Port Vale’s easy prey. Vale has not won in seven matches and last round was matched to 1 in overtime on his land Gilingham. The only away win this season’s Vale was a 1-0 at MK Dons, in November 2016.

Milwall easily won the last three matches played at home against Vale, 3-1 and 3-0, even if Port Vale and she has won two of the last three matches in its own stadium. It’s a duel in the home side’s lead in the force fans and familiar turf. Milwall will go on the attack and will stifle a team that can not keep too much possession against aggressive rivals.