Must Not Lose: Again

Author: Scott Cooper
Date: 18/4/03

Every Game seems to be a big game, but at this stage in the season, the games are massive. With only 4 games remaining, each game is more important to win than the last, and depending on results, a Play-Off place could be confirmed by Monday night.

 Wolves on entertain Millwall on Saturday as Wolves aim to break the home attendance record since the new Molineux was built.

Due to the violence surrounding the fans of the London club, officials from both Wolves and Millwall decided to impose a ban on visiting fans. Wolves were banned from the New Den in the 1-1 draw earlier in the season,  so Millwall will be without fans on Saturday.

 Millwall have hit a rich vain of form and will be looking to spoil the hopes Wolves have on confirming a Play-Off place.

 Wolves on the other hand are un-defeated in 5 games and before Johnson scored for Nottingham on Friday the Wolves defence had not conceded in over 8hrs of Football.

Wolverhampton Wanderers		Millwall
Ven Versus Pos A 2 - 2 Nottm Forest D 4 A 1 - 0 Grimsby W 23 H 0 - 0 Rotherham D 11 H 6 - 0 Gillingham W 10 H 0 - 0 Stoke D 22 A 0 - 1 Portsmouth L 1 A 1 - 0 Reading W 3 H 1 - 1 Ipswich D 8 H 4 - 0 Crystal Palace W 12 H 0 - 0 Watford D 10		Ven Versus Pos A 2 - 1 Derby W 17 H 3 - 1 Stoke W 21 A 1 - 0 Bradford W 15 H 3 - 0 Sheff Wed W 24 H 0 - 2 Norwich L 8 A 0 - 2 Wimbledon L 13 A 2 - 1 Walsall W 19 H 1 - 1 Burnley D 10 H 0 - 5 Portsmouth L 1 A 0 - 1 Brighton L 22

Kenny Miller and Denis Irwin were the only doubts for Wolves but Dave Jones believes both Irwin and Miller will be fit for the game. Millwall have no fresh injury worries after the 2-1 win at Pride Park on Wednesday night and will be visiting Molineux looking for their 5th successive win.

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