ORIENT should be set for a fiery local encounter against Millwall tonight, it is the only London derby in League One this season which will give the fixture that added spice for the three points as well, writes Joseph Manning.

The Lions are expected to bring a significant number of fans to get behind the South London side having been given the whole of the East Stand. Millwall's results have also slowly started to pick up under new manager Kenny Jackett, with three wins recorded out of their last four including a shock victory against Yeovil in the Lions last league game.

Even with their current Millwall still only sit just above the drop zone in 20th place in League One.

But manager Jackett has however seen signs of improvement and said "I have noticed that the players have been putting a lot of effort in to the last four games. The spirit in the squad is tremendous so we will be going to Orient looking to extend our recent run of good form.

"There should be extra spice in this derby as Gary Alexander makes a return to his former club."

As far as selection is concerned Alexander goes straight back in the squad after serving a one-match suspension on Saturday against Bournemouth.

Danny Spiller (hernia), Richard Shaw, Andy Frampton (both groin), Alan Dunne (ankle), Chris Hackett, Ryan Smith and Tom Brighton (all knee) are all still out for the Lions.