They function very well going forward, as shown last round with four goals against Norwich.
Millwall are not in their best moment, with three wins in their last four but 11 goals conceded in those four games.
The team are in incredible form at home and will certainly not play defensively against Fulham, although they may rest some of their players.
Fulham arrive determined to put an end to their poor start to the season, having picked up just one point from their first four Premier League fixtures, but the team are not performing badly in attack and are creating plenty of chances, so their determination to break this run could cause problems for West Ham, which suggests an entertaining match with goals from both sides.
Latvia - VirsligaThey will want to end an unusual run of four straight league games without a win.
Against one of the weakest sides in the league, expect a comfortable Riga win, leading at the break.
Spain - La LigaRayo Vallecano are conceding unusually often, shipping 14 goals in their first five games, while Espanyol have conceded 5.
That should make defensive stability the priority for both, entering this cautiously.

Netherlands - EredivisieThey absolutely dominate this fixture against Willem II, on a run of five straight wins with just two goals conceded in that stretch.
Willem II grabbed a lucky point at Alkmaar against AZ last round but have taken just two points this season.
Poland - EkstraklasaKorona Kielce are winless-free since the first round, currently unbeaten in their last eight games with at least a goal scored in each.
Górnik Zabrze come in on three straight wins, beating Raków 2-1, Cracovia 1-0, and Lech 2-1 last round.
Their morale is at a peak to secure another positive result.
They have scored at least two goals in six of their seven league games and sit top of the table.

England - ChampionshipThey function very well going forward, as shown last round with four goals against Norwich.
Millwall are not in their best moment, with three wins in their last four but 11 goals conceded in those four games.
England - EFL TrophyThe team are in incredible form at home and will certainly not play defensively against Fulham, although they may rest some of their players.
Fulham arrive determined to put an end to their poor start to the season, having picked up just one point from their first four Premier League fixtures, but the team are not performing badly in attack and are creating plenty of chances, so their determination to break this run could cause problems for West Ham, which suggests an entertaining match with goals from both sides.
England - EFL TrophyThe team will be aiming for a good result at home against Arsenal, in whose line-up Mikel Arteta is sure to rest some of his players following an extremely gruelling away trip to Sunderland, which was only decided in the dying minutes.
However, Arsenal’s attack will still create plenty of chances, so expect at least three goals.
England - EFL TrophyLiverpool will be determined to win in front of their own fans and the passionate crowd at Anfield and to qualify for the Carabao Cup round of 16.
I don’t expect much resistance from Tottenham, who will be playing here without players such as Pedro Porro and Sandro Tonali, so we’re predicting a win for Liverpool.
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