Swansea City are yet to pick up a home win this season, and in their fourth attempt to secure three points at the Swansea.com Stadium, they face a Millwall side who have not won away from The Den this season. 

The Swans, who have seen big changes to the club during summer, sit in 21st place after six games, accumulating just five points in the process.

Tomorrow night's visitors are just a point ahead of Swansea but find themselves seven places better off.

No Championship side has scored fewer goals than Swansea's four this season, whilst The Swans have the highest possession percentage in the entire division.

The Lions, who have played three of the top four already this season, secured a 1-1 draw with West Brom last time out and will take confidence from that.

EFL pundit David Prutton believes that Swansea's difficult start to the season will prolong, predicting a 2-1 victory for the visitors.

The verdict

Swansea are in a transitional period, and whilst there is less pressure on pushing for the play-offs because of the new style Russell Martin is trying to implement, they are flying dangerously close to the relegation zone.

Millwall have endured a very tough start this season and it will be no surprise to see them kick on from here and enjoy another season of challenging for a top-six spot.

The lack of goals for Swansea, combined with the confidence that Millwall will have after the draw with The Baggies, it is hard to argue with Prutton's 2-1 prediction.

I expect Martin to get things right at Swansea soon, especially when he fully integrates his summer signings into the squad, but for now, a Millwall win does seem like the best call.