How to watch Leeds United vs Millwall: TV channel, Sky Sports+ live stream and team news

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Leeds United desperately need to get back to winning ways when they take on Millwall this week.

The Championship title race was thrown wide open this past weekend after Leeds United fell to a shock defeat to Portsmouth.

Daniel Farke was left rueing all of Joel Piroe’s squandered chances as Leeds lost their first match since November, allowing Sheffield United to move level on points with them at the top of the Championship table.

With Burnley also winning to stay within two points of the leading pair, Leeds can not afford any more slip-ups or they risk drifting into the Play-offs once again.

The Whites have an immediate chance to dust themselves off when they face Millwall this week and here is everything you need to know about the fixture.

When is Leeds United vs Millwall?

Leeds United vs Millwall will kick-off at 7:45 pm on Wednesday, March 12, at Elland Road.

How to watch Leeds United vs Millwall

Here is how you can watch Wednesday’s crucial game if you’re not heading to attend it in person.

TV channel

Despite its importance in the title race, Leeds’ game has not been selected for TV coverage on Wednesday, with Sky Sports broadcasting Stoke City vs Blackburn Rovers instead.

However, there is still a way to watch the game live.

Leeds vs Millwall live stream on Sky Sports+

Though the match won’t be televised live, it will be possible to stream it through Sky Sports+.

To access a Sky Sports+ live stream, you must have a complete Sky Sports pack and have the Sky Sports app on your mobile or tablet device, Sky Q or Sky Glass.

It can also be accessed through the Sky Go app on laptops and PCs.

Then log in using your Sky ID and you should be able to watch the game once broadcasting begins.

Leeds vs Millwall team news

Leeds managed to come through Sunday’s difficult match without any fresh injury concerns but will continue to be without Ethan Ampadu, Patrick Bamford and Max Wober.

Farke said ahead of the game: “There were one or two knocks and bruises but I’m hoping to have the same amount of players as Portsmouth.”

The manager also made it clear he won’t be taking Jayden Bogle out of the team just because he’s a yellow card away from suspension.

He added: “No, we won’t rotate Jayden for this suspension reason. I hope he comes through without a yellow card. He’s a top player for us.

“Maybe you could say rotate because of the load. He came through the last game without a yellow card. We need his drive going forward.”

Position	Team	Played MP	Won W	Drawn D	Lost L	For GF	Against GA	Diff GD	Points Pts
1	LeedsLeeds	36	22	10	4	72	23	49	76
2	Sheff UtdSheffield Utd	36	24	6	6	51	27	24	76
3	BurnleyBurnley	36	20	14	2	49	10	39	74
4	SunderlandSunderland	36	19	11	6	54	33	21	68
5	CoventryCoventry	36	16	8	12	52	46	6	56
6	West BromWest Brom	36	13	16	7	46	32	14	55
7	Bristol CityBristol City	36	13	14	9	46	39	7	53
8	BlackburnBlackburn	36	15	7	14	41	37	4	52
9	MiddlesbroughMiddlesbrough	36	14	8	14	55	47	8	50
10	NorwichNorwich	36	12	13	11	57	49	8	49
11	WatfordWatford	36	14	7	15	46	50	-4	49
12	MillwallMillwall	36	12	12	12	36	37	-1	48

Referee and officials

• Referee: Dean Whitestone
• Assistants: Daniel Leach and Darren Williams
• Fourth official: James Bell

Predictions

Leeds looked leggy as they buckled under pressure at Portsmouth and it’s hard not to be concerned about history repeating itself.

12th-placed Millwall will be no pushovers, either, so Leeds will have to give a massive response if they are to get back to winning ways.

Prediction: Leeds 1-0 Millwall.