Neil Harris: Stats show Millwall should be in Championship top four, Lions boss says

Millwall now enter a period where they play four of their next five games at home, starting against Derby County on Saturday and followed by Plymouth (home), Swansea (away), Burnley (home) and Leeds (home).

Harris said Adam Mayor and Shaun Hutchinson were back in full training this week but would not be ready to face Derby. Tom Bradshaw, Josh Coburn and Billy Mitchell have also been training.

With the club set to welcome some of their injured players back to matchday squads soon, Harris is hoping his side can build some consistency in their spell of games at The Den.

“We’re looking at a run of fixtures now where we’re hopeful that our performances yield the results and points that we probably feel we’ve deserved over the first nine games. We feel that we’re a good few points behind where we deserve to be,” he said.

“We feel like we’ve deserved more than six points from the four home games.

“Derby is a tough game as always but we’re playing at The Den and we expect the crowd to come and get behind us and I expect the players to perform.”