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Watford's recent form has been about as predictable as British weather—occasionally sunny but mostly cloudy. With just three wins in their last ten outings, the Hornets find themselves in a bit of a rough patch, especially at Vicarage Road where they've managed just one win in their last four home games.Tom Cleverley's men have been struggling to find the back of the net, scoring just 10 goals in their last 10 matches while conceding 12. Not exactly the kind of stats that get fans jumping out of their seats!That said, there have been some bright spots. Their 2-0 home victory against local rivals Luton was a proper morale-booster. They've also picked up decent away wins at Middlesbrough and Derby. Can they translate this occasional away form to home success against Millwall? That's the million-dollar question.

Meanwhile, Millwall have been turning heads with their away performances. Four wins from their last seven road trips? Not too shabby at all! Alex Neil's side has been punching above their weight, even knocking Leeds out of the FA Cup with an impressive 2-0 away victory.Their overall form reads like a manager's dream compared to their hosts—five wins, two draws, and just three losses in their last ten. They're finding the net regularly and have developed a knack for grinding out those crucial 1-0 away victories.The only real blemish on their recent record was that 5-1 hammering at Plymouth. Ouch! But every team has an off day, right? The question is whether they've properly bounced back from that setback or if it exposed some underlying issues in their defense.

When these two teams clash at Vicarage Road, we're looking at a fascinating contrast of fortunes. Watford's home form has been underwhelming to say the least—just three goals scored and seven conceded in their last four home matches. That's hardly going to strike fear into visitors.Millwall, on the other hand, come into this one with their tails up. They've won four of their last seven away games and have shown they can handle the pressure of hostile environments. They've been solid at the back and clinical up front—the perfect away-day combination.The bookies are giving Watford a slight edge with a 40.8% chance of victory compared to Millwall's 30.3%, with the draw sitting at 28.9%. But stats only tell half the story, don't they?Fans at Vicarage Road will be hoping Watford can channel the spirit of their Luton victory rather than continuing their disappointing home trend. The game kicks off at 12:30 on March 8th, and it's anyone's guess which version of these teams will show up on the day.

Could we be in for some stoppage-time excitement? Watford have shown they can salvage results late on, grabbing a last-minute point in their 1-1 draw against Cardiff back in January.The Championship is known for its unpredictability and late twists. One moment you're cruising to victory, the next you're picking the ball out of your net in the 94th minute. That's the beauty of this league!With Watford desperate to improve their home form and Millwall looking to continue their impressive away record, neither side will want to settle for a point. This could lead to an open finale if the scores are level heading into the closing stages.The Hornets' faithful will be hoping their team can sting late if needed, while the traveling Lions supporters will be roaring their team on until the final whistle. Buckle up, folks—this Championship clash might just save its best moments for last!

Sky Sports+ broadcasts the match in Ireland and the United Kingdom.