Cardiff City host Millwall this weekend in a make-or-break fixture at Cardiff City Stadium.
Managerless Bluebirds find themselves perched above the relegation zone, just three points ahead of 22nd-placed Huddersfield Town ahead of the visit of the Lions, who hold Championship play-off hopes.
Here is everything you need to know about the clash in the Welsh capital.
What time is Cardiff City v Millwall kick-off?The game gets under way at 3pm on Saturday, January 21., at Cardiff City Stadium.
Is Cardiff City v MIllwall on TV?No, the match will not be shown live on television.
What is the latest team news?Interim manager Dean Whitehead has a clean bill of health other than his long-term absentees.
Mahlon Romeo isn't too far away, Whitehead confirmed, while Ebou Adams and Jamilu Collins are still some way away from featuring for the Bluebirds.
Rubin Colwill appears to have shaken off illness and will be available for the game, while Mark McGuinness is back in the squad after his loan return from Sheffield Wednesday was confirmed on Wednesday.
As for the Lions, Tyler Burey will miss the trip west, Scott Malone is working his way back to fitness after injury and Welshman Tom Bradshaw is set to lead the line for Gary Rowett's men.
What have the managers said?Dean Whitehead: "Everyone knows what Millwall is like. They’re organised and they get the ball forward quickly. We understand how they play. Hopefully we can bring our A-game and have the players to hurt them."
Gary Rowett: “We’re hoping that Scottie, Hutchy (Shaun Hutchinson) and Coops (Jake Cooper) will all train Thursday. At that point we’ll see how they are.
“Hutchy and Coops have only missed a couple of days, which we felt was important to give them that chance not to be carrying something.
“That’s more or less where we are. We’ve got a couple of other niggles but nothing too serious. Hopefully, unless we have a disastrous two days, the squad will look a little bit stronger again.”
What are the latest betting odds?Cardiff win - 21/10
Draw - 2/1
Millwall win - 29/20
(Odds courtesy of SkyBet, correct at time of publishing. Please gamble responsibly.)
Who is the referee?Liam Doughty will take charge of proceedings in Cardiff.
He will be assisted by Bhupinder Singh Gill and Adam Crysell while Benjamin Speedie will be the fourth official.
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