Hull impressed with a 3-1 win over 3/1 promotion shots Bolton Wanderers at the KC Stadium prior to the international break and Steve Bruce’s men should be too strong for the visiting Millwall on Saturday. Bruce secured a few impressive signings over the summer, including Ahmed Elmohamady and Abdoulaye Faye, and could well be worth considering at 11/2 to win promotion themselves.

Millwall did manage to pick up a home win over Middlesbrough in their last outing and should not be underestimated. The Lions appear to be a more attacking side than they were last season and will take the game to Hull, but Bruce has a well organised outfit that should be able to cope with the pressure. The Tigers came back from a goal down to beat Bolton and, even if Millwall do grab an early lead, Hull are strong enough to come back and get something from the game.

Hull are evens to take maximum points and this appears to be the best bet in this particular fixture, the draw can be backed at 12/ 5 and the visitors are 11/4 to secure the win.

Middlesbrough remain unbeaten at home in the Championship (albeit after just two home games) and Tony Mowbray’s men host an Ipswich side who conceded six on their last away day. The concern with Boro is they seem to lack an out and out goal scorer, which may be something Mowbray will seek to address in the loan transfer window.

Boro’s home form could well be key to their season and they will expect to beat teams like Ipswich and the 11/10 on offer for a home win looks great value, the draw is priced at 23/10 and the Tractor Boys are 5/2 to come away with the points.

Peterborough and Burnley both seem set to struggle this season after disappointing starts.Indeed, the Posh are yet to pick up a point to date and the Clarets impressive win over Bolton on opening day has been followed by three defeats to leave them in the bottom three.

Burnley will fancy their chances against Peterborough, who are yet to score on the road, but this has the potential to be a tight and cagey affair after the uninspiring starts both sides have made. Burnley are 8/11 to seal the win, while the visitors are 7/2 to do the same but the 11/4 on offer for the draw could well be worth some consideration as these two early candidates for relegation go head to head on Saturday.

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