Jed Wallace is hoping that Brentford safe the second automated promotion spot within the Championship.
The Millwall winger reckons it’s a straight battle between the west London membership, Watford and Swansea with Norwich City wanting nailed on for high spot .
The Lions nonetheless have to face quite a lot of the golf equipment within the promotion equation. They host the Swans on April 10 after which head to Brentford the next weekend. Millwall additionally go to Watford on April 24.
Asked about who he fancies to go up with Norwich, Wallace stated: “It’s shut. Swansea have had two large choices go there manner. Credit to [Andre] Ayew although, two penalties within the final minute and he caught them in. Watford have gained six of seven – they’re on a scorching streak and have most power in depth.
“We usually do effectively towards groups who’ve extra possession than us.
“It’s laborious to select between Brentford and Swansea, comparable types and each have their excellent gamers. Brentford could be sick in the event that they don’t do it as a result of they’ve arguably been one of many high two groups during the last two seasons – good in each.
“It could be nice to see Brentford have a crack on the Prem to see how a brand new membership deal with it. They are a giant membership in their very own proper now with the ambition that they present.”
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