Jay Simpson could return to the Millwall side for the visit of Brighton, who are without Matt Richards.
Simpson available again, Seagulls lose Richards
Jay Simpson could return to the Millwall side for the visit of Brighton & Hove Albion, who are without Matt Richards.
Simpson, on loan from Arsenal, was suspended for Saturday's defeat against Walsall after being sent off against Oldham.
Ahmet Brkovic is still struggling with the hamstring problem which kept him out on Saturday, but Neil Harris made a surprise comeback from a thigh injury and will be checked over again.
Millwall's long-term casualty list still comprises Danny Spiller (hernia), Andy Frampton (groin), Alan Dunne, Ben May (both ankle), Chris Hackett, Ryan Smith, Mark Phillips and Tom Brighton (all knee).
Brighton news
Seagulls boss Dean Wilkins takes his team to the Den without the services of Ricards.
The left-back's three-month loan spell from Ipswich has come to an end, although the Seagulls are expected to try to re-sign him permanently in January.
Youngster Sam Rents could step in, although centre-halves Joel Lynch and Adam El-Abd can both play at full-back, with Guy Butters possibly coming back in the middle.
Midfielder Dean Cox may struggle to reclaim his place after the Seagulls ran out 3-0 winners against Swindon in their last game.
Young defender Tommy Elphick is close to a return following hernia surgery, but is unlikely to be risked from the start.
