Venue: Upton Park
Date: Saturday 4 February
Kick-off: 1230 GMT
Coverage: Live on Sky Sports. Watch highlights on The Football League Show; listen on BBC Radio 5 live and BBC local radio
TEAM NEWS
Forwards Nicky Maynard and Ricardo Vaz Te could make their West Ham debuts after signing on deadline day.
Manager Sam Allardyce has hinted that fellow new signing Ravel Morrison could have to wait for a debut, but defender George John could play after the Hammers shipped five in midweek.
Millwall's deadline day signing, Andy Keogh, is set to start up front alongside Darius Henderson.
The Lions also welcome back captain Paul Robinson from a thigh injury.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
• An indecisive result has occurred on the majority of occasions when these clubs have locked antlers. West Ham have won nine and Millwall six, with 11 of the 26 competitive matches ending all-square.
• The reverse fixture in September ended goalless.
• Millwall have never beaten West Ham in the league away from home.
West Ham United
• Leaders West Ham aim to get back to winning ways, after the shock 5-1 away defeat to Ipswich midweek. They are defending a two point lead at the summit, and chasing an unrivalled 17th Championship win and a fourth maximum in five league outings.
• They are also bidding for a 400th home victory in second level league football, and a fourth on the trot.
• The Hammers have kept 12 clean sheets in this Championship campaign; only Hull match that.
Millwall
• The Lions sit immediately above the relegation zone with a five point cushion, after four defeats in their last five Championship matches, and just two wins in nine.
• Kenny Jackett's side have only beaten Barnsley and Leicester on their league travels, and have picked up just two points out of a possible 24 away from home against current top-half clubs.
• Millwall have failed to score in an unmatched 15 games in this division.
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