Assistant boss Steve Parkin says Wrexham are anticipating a “feisty affair” when they take on Millwall at The Den tonight (19:45 BST).
The Lions won their opening two games of the league campaign but were thrashed 5-1 by Southampton last time out.
Wrexham – who are yet to win in four matches across all competitions this season – secured their first league victory of the 2025-26 campaign at Millwall.
But after Alex Neil’s men reached the play-offs last term, Parkin is fully aware that his side have a tough task ahead of them.
“We’re expecting what we always expect from Millwall, a feisty affair, a well-organised team, a hard-working team,” he said.
“Everybody’s well aware of what they achieved last season and they went really close.
“It’s a game that we will have to be bang at it to come out with a result.
“The key thing is that we need to make sure that we’re in the right frame of mind and be ready for the battle at Millwall, which it always is.”
Josh Windass, Wrexham’s top scorer last season, made his long-awaited return to action from a calf injury as a substitute in the 2-1 loss to Birmingham City on Friday.
Left wing-back Liberato Cacace and central midfielder Ben Sheaf remain sidelined, although Parkin confirmed the latter is edging closer to a return to action.
New signing Joe Worrall, who joined the club on a permanent deal from Burnley on transfer deadline day, is eligible to feature against Millwall.
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