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Wolves have made five changes from their 1-1 draw with Portsmouth.

Nasser Djiga and Ghislain Konan are missing with injury, while Adam Armstrong and Kieran Trippier return to the starting XI after their niggles.

Jordan James, having made an impression in the week, is on the wing but perhaps the biggest surprise is that Fer Lopez has moved to the bench.

The Spaniard has played every game for the hosts but did pick up a knock during international duty that sent him home from Spain's Under-21's camp a few weeks ago.

For Watford, Soumaila Coulibaly has been ruled out with a hamstring issue.

This is the first meeting between these sides since then National League Lincoln City stunned Sean Dyche's Premier League Burnley in the FA Cup at Turf Moor in February 2017.

What a difference nine years makes.

Today the Imps welcome a Clarets side who are four points below them in the Championship standings after a wretched start to the campaign.

Lincoln, like Burnley, are without a home win so far this season but, after surrendering a 2-0 lead at Millwall last week, will hope that today is the day.

The injury-hit visitors know all about giving up leads. They've dropped a pretty staggering 15 points from winning positions in 2026-27.

Finally a move of some quality as Millwall work it nicely through the midfield and down the right flank.

Camiel Neghli flashes a ball across the face of goal but it deflects off a blue home shirt and Pompey can eventually clear.

Moments later, Portsmouth block three shots in quick succession from Kyrell Lisbie, Jenson Metcalfe and Tristan Crama. That's more like it.

Hasn't took Anthony Musaba long to get mucked in, has it?!

The Norwich substitute cuts across the defender to fire towards the bottom opposite corner. Ivan Mesik gets a toe to it but it does him no good.

It ends up deflecting the shot into the back of the net and it's the Charlton man who will have to take credit for what has likely ended the Addicks' undefeated home record this season.

Time for Nathan Jones to pack his bags. Could well be back-to-back defeats by teams that were below us and had lost 4 & 5 in a row before playing us.

Darren Kenton
Former Norwich City defender on BBC Radio Norfolk

What a ball that is by McConville and Kvistgaarden is free on the back post. It was a great goal from Norwich's point of view. What was McConville doing up there?

They needed to score while they were on top and they've come out in the second half with some real fire in their bellies because Charlton are failing to cause any problems at the moment.

But, Norwich need to be careful because all it takes for one slip up and Charlton are back in this.

All square at the break at a sodden Fratton Park.

Portsmouth goalkeeper Nicolas Schmid gifted Millwall the lead in the sixth minute after giving the ball straight to Jenson Metcalfe, who made no mistake to slot home into an empty net.

But Lyndon Dykes put through his own net from an Adrian Segecic free-kick 10 minutes later to help Pompey restore parity.

It's all to play for in the second half.

Absolute howler by Portsmouth goalkeeper Nicolas Schmid.

Schmid tries to play out from the back under little pressure and inexplicably passes straight to Jenson Metcalfe.

Metcalfe sets himself and slots in at the near post past Schmid who was desperately trying to scamper across to make amends.

A first goal for Millwall for Metcalfe and they don't come much easier. Advantage Lions.

Two weeks really is a long time in football, isn't it?

When the final whistle blew in the south coast derby on Sunday, 11 October, Portsmouth fans were devastated at a 1-0 loss to their 10-man bitter rivals Southampton which raised more questions than answers.

But two wins and a draw at Wolves since then and the Pompey garden is looking a lot rosier, with John Mousinho's side up to 13th, seven points clear of the relegation zone and, whisper it very quietly... within striking distance of the play-off spots.

As for Millwall, perhaps five months seems like an eternity. From narrowly missing out on promotion to the Premier League by one point and losing in the play-off semi-final, the Lions are struggling slightly of late by the very high standards they set last season.

Alex Neil's men have won just two of their past nine games (D3 L4) but they remain two points off the top eight and a couple of victories can certainly change the mood very quickly at this stage of the campaign.