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With 67 goals conceded from their 44 league matches this season, Leicester have one of the worst defensive records in the division, which has been the main reason for their relegation this campaign. They have failed to win any of their last seven matches, with just a single clean sheet to their name in that time. 

Meanwhile, Millwall still have plenty to play for here, as they hope to secure a top-two finish and automatic promotion to the Premier League. They most recently came away with a 3-1 win against Stoke, after beating QPR 2-0, so confidence should be sky-high. The Lions are three points ahead of Ipswich, although Millwall have played an extra two games, while Southampton are also still in the hunt for second place.

Millwall cannot afford to take their foot off the gas here - they are in excellent form and will hope to maintain that against a Leicester side still licking their wounds. 

Leicester had more possession than Millwall in the reverse fixture at the Den, but they were unable to fashion any meaningful chances and were beaten 1-0.

The Foxes were mostly channelled into wide areas, which allowed them to rack up nine corners, but they were unable to make any of those chances count. Millwall contributed a further five corners in that match, which saw this line land with ease. 

Leicester are averaging 5.36 corners per game in the Championship this season, and that figure jumps further to 6.27 when playing at the King Power. They have seen at least ten corners in each of their last four straight matches, underlining how they like to utilise width.

Millwall have also been a solid side to target for corners this term - they have seen an average of 11.0 corners per game in the Championship, with 5.36 for, and 5.64 against.

Femi Azeez has been one of the best players in the Millwall squad this season, and he is a key figure for his side in the final third.

The attacking midfielder has taken 82 shots from 33 appearances this season, which works out at 2.79 shots per 90, and 26 of those on target have hit the target. With 16 goal involvements under his belt, Azeez has contributed to more goals than any other Millwall player, and nine of those have been goals. He was named Championship Player of the Month for February after five goal contributions in five games, so he comes into this clash in a rich vein of form.

In the reverse fixture, Azeez scored the only goal of the game, and Leicester's defensive organisation hasn’t improved at all since then - they have struggled to limit chances for their opponents, and Azeez should find success again. 

Josh Coburn is averaging 1.98 fouls per 90 in the league this season, which is the highest figure in the Millwall squad. He is a physically imposing centre-forward who presses from the front with real intensity.

Coburn can be a difficult player to contain on his day, as he is always looking to contest duels and make life difficult for his opposing centre-backs. Millwall often play route one football, and Coburn will be their primary target in the air - he should see plenty of involvement here. 

His away foul numbers have been notably higher than his home average, rising to 2.63 fouls per 90, as Millwall usually have more defensive work to get through on their travels. Coburn has landed this selection in five of his last six away starts when leading the line for the Lions.