Preston North End produced another plucky away performance last time out, claiming their third win on the road in as many games when they beat Huddersfield Town 2-1.However, they currently sit 12th after failing to win any of their home games in the league so will look to claim their first at Deepdale when they take on Millwall.The Lions slipped out of the playoff places after drawing 1-1 at home to Barnsley at the weekend but will still be pleased with their start, tallying 12 points in their first seven fixtures.A win could see them jump back into the top six and Preston will know what to expect on Wednesday evening against a team in decent form.Preston North End vs Millwall Head-to-HeadPreston lost both league fixtures to Millwall last campaign, losing 1-0 in both games.This encounter will be their seventh straight match-up in the Championship.The pair have met 20 times since 2000, Preston winning seven and Millwall winning eight.In 67 previous games between the two clubs, Preston have won on 26 occasions, Millwall have triumphed 30 times and there have been 11 draws.💭 Only good memories from our last visit to 𝐏𝐑𝟏...#Millwall pic.twitter.com/RjZWgCQHNZ— Millwall FC (@MillwallFC) October 26, 2020Preston North End vs Millwall Team NewsEmil Riis Jakobsen has impressed Preston boss Alex Neil lately and is on course to be handed another start.Alan Brown is also set to be given the nod after his two goals earned the win for the Lilywhites at the weekend.Injured: Ben Davies, Ben PearsonDoubtful: NoneSuspended: Naby SarrThe visitors will be without manager Gary Rowett after he recently tested positive for coronavirus.Like on Saturday, assistant boss Adam Barrett will take hold of the reins for this one.Injured: Troy ParrottDoubtful: Billy MitchellSuspended: NonePreston North End vs Millwall Predicted XIPreston North End predicted XI (4-2-3-1): Declan Rudd, Joe Rafferty, Patrick Bauer, Jordan Storey, Andrew Hughes, Alan Browne, Ryan Ledson, Brad Potts, Daniel Johnson, Scott Sinclair, Emil Riis JakobsenMillwall predicted XI (4-4-1-1): Bartosz Bialkowski, Mahlon Romeo, Shaun Hutchinson, Jake Cooper, Alex Pearce, Scott Malone, Jed Wallace, Ryan Leonard, Shaun Williams, Connor Mahoney, Mason Bennett, Matt Smith🌟 @Alan__Browne and Emil Riis 🌟 #pnefc https://t.co/xwJzIVmN1a— Preston North End FC (@pnefc) October 26, 2020Preston North End vs Millwall PredictionThe hosts have been in good form recently and will be itching to notch their first win at Deepdale this term.They will fancy their chances as Millwall are without Rowett in the dugout, even if they have had a good start to the 2020-21 campaign.Preston fans may be the ones smiling when they put their heads on the pillow in midweek as they are expected to earn a narrow victory at home.Prediction: Preston North End 2-1 Millwall