Opta Stats: Wimbledon v Millwall

Dan Fitch
14 February 2019

Will Neil Harris' Millwall side be able to stop Wimbledon's cup progress?

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It's a London derby in the FA Cup fifth round as Wimbledon take on Millwall. Opta presents the tale of the tape.

"The only previous FA Cup encounter between Millwall and AFC Wimbledon was the first ever meeting between the sides – Millwall winning 4-1 in the first round in 2009-10 while the Dons were a non-league side."

Millwall are 2.021/1 to win.

AFC Wimbledon have never beaten Millwall in any competition, drawing two and losing two of their four meetings. The draw is 3.412/5.

The only previous FA Cup encounter between Millwall and AFC Wimbledon was the first ever meeting between the sides - Millwall winning 4-1 in the first round in 2009-10 while the Dons were a non-league side. Millwall are 2.021/1 to win.

This is the furthest AFC Wimbledon have ever made it in the FA Cup. They've already eliminated two London sides in the competition this season (Haringey Borough in round one and West Ham in round four). Wimbledon are 4.03/1 to win.

Millwall have reached the FA Cup quarter-final in two of their last six seasons (2012-13 and 2016-17). They are 3.39/4 to win half-time/full-time.

Millwall's last three victories in the FA Cup have seen them concede the first goal, including both matches so far this season. The Wimbledon half-time/Millwall full-time double result is 29.028/1.

AFC Wimbledon's Kwesi Appiah has had a hand in six goals in his last six FA Cup appearances (4 goals, 2 assists), both scoring and assisting in each of the last two rounds. Appiah is 4.216/5 to score.

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