Burton Albion host Millwall today (3pm) looking to end their five-month wait for a home victory and a result that could move them out of the bottom three.
Tuesday night's 2-1 triumph at Barnsley has lifted the spirits around the Pirelli Stadium, and Albion are now looking for their first back-to-back wins since December.
The Brewers could climb out of the relegation zone for the first time this year with a win over Neil Harris' side, who would go into the top half of the table if they claim the three points.
The Lions have won four of their last seven matches in an unbeaten run that has seen them steer well clear of any relegation trouble this term.
Eyes will be on the Brewers teamsheet again at 2pm, with injury doubts over Ben Turner, Tom Flanagan, John Brayford and Luke Murphy.
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Key Events
Nigel Clough speaks...
It’s another defeat, but I’m not quite sure how it was. Over the course of the game, the chances we created and the situations we created and the manner of the winning goal. It’s an extremely poor result, but in terms of performance there’s nothing wrong with that apart from a goal.
Neil Harris on today...
Burton can feel a bit hard done by today. James made a slight error and got back to make the tackle. Benty had a couple of chances before half time. And those five minutes were crucial before half time because if Burton had scored then when they were on top, then it could have been a different second half. Sometimes you just have to take goals like we got, scrappy goals with some good fortune in it. You take them when they come along because you don’t get them too often at this level.
Full-time!
Albion’s long, long wait for a home win continues.
Once again they fail to back up a convincing away display with something similar at home.
87: Davenport floats a free-kick in
Boyce heads it on but it’s cleared again. Time running out for Albion.
78: Chance!
Akins flicks on at the near post and Naylor heads over at the back. A big chance for the Brewers.
70: Gregory goes close
He takes advantage of a mix-up between Naylor and Bywater and nearly fires home...