Rotherham United

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    Rotherham United

    SOCCER

      Graham Carey keeps Plymouth's play-off hopes alive

      Graham Carey netted a last-gasp penalty as Plymouth kept their League One play-off hopes alive with a 2-1 comeback win over fourth-placed Rotherham.Argyle player of the year Carey won and converted the stoppage-time spot-kick as his side rallied from 1-0 down.Joel Grant had earlier cancelled out Richie Towell's opener before Carey's winner, leaving Plymouth two points off sixth-placed Scunthorpe - who they visit on Tuesday - with two matches remaining. With their play-off place already secured, Rotherham played with a freedom and were duly rewarded when Towell fired the Millers ahead in the 33rd minute.Towell rifled in from the right hand side of the penalty area after being teed up by David Ball, who had an earlier effort ruled out for offside.Grant went solo to level after 61 minutes, sweeping the ball past Millers goalkeeper Marek Rodak from 10 yards.And Carey kept his cool from 12 yards at the death after he was fouled in the box by Will Vaulks.
      • 5Y
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      Rotherham United

      SOCCER

        Rotherham secure top-six spot

        Rotherham sealed their place in the League One play-offs with a hard fought 2-0 win over Bristol Rovers.Michael Smith and substitute Caolan Lavery found the net to leave the Millers, aiming to secure an immediate return to the Championship, fourth in the table. Rotherham stormed ahead in the ninth minute when Smith burst through the defence and curled an unstoppable effort into the top corner.Will Vaulks had two chances moments after the goal but both flew just over the crossbar.The away side's first major opportunity was created by Byron Moore as he danced into the box from the right wing. His eventual shot was weak and was pushed out by Marek Rodak.Rotherham almost got a clinching second goal through substitute Ryan Williams but he could not get a clean enough touch on Joe Newell's near-post cross.Rodak remained alert throughout and he denied Kyle Bennett with a save with his legs.The points were sealed in the 90th minute with Lavery coming off the bench to turn in Newell's centre.
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        Rotherham United

        SOCCER

          Rotherham close in on play-off place with win at Gillingham

          Rotherham all-but sealed their League One play-off place with a 1-0 win at Gillingham.Will Vaulks scored the only goal of the game, but the Millers missed a host of other chances as they move to - in all likelihood - one more victory of a guaranteed place in the top six.Paul Warne's men weathered an early Gills storm, which saw Conor Wilkinson head just over, and took the lead in the 20th minute.Right-back Josh Emmanuel surged down the right and fed it to Michael Smith, who teed it up for Vaulks to smash home from 20 yards.Richard Wood came close to doubling the lead soon after half-time when he ran out of defence all the way to the edge of the area, where his low shot was tipped around the post by Tomas Holy, with Wood's header from the resulting corner blocked.The game should have been over in the 67th minute when Vaulks produced a defence-splitting pass for Ryan Williams, who raced through on goal but dragged his shot wide.Williams also put a free header wide and then Smith wasted the opportunity of the match, blazing wide from Jon Taylor's cross, but the missed chances did not prove costly.
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          Rotherham United

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            Wigan hold onto top spot despite Rotherham stalemate

            Wigan remained top of Sky Bet League One but were forced to settle for a goalless draw at home to fourth-placed Rotherham.Rotherham almost took the lead inside 30 seconds when a Jon Taylor cross found its way to Michael Smith, whose goalbound effort was blocked at point-blank range by Chey Dunkley.Ryan Williams wasted another decent chance for Rotherham, firing straight at Christian Walton.Wigan's first opportunity fell to Will Grigg, but the striker was thwarted by visiting goalkeeper Marek Rodak.An even better chance fell Grigg's way shortly after, but he headed wastefully wide from 10 yards after great work from Nathan Byrne.Wigan were forced into a change at the interval when the out-of-sorts Nick Powell - a big injury doubt in the lead-up - was replaced by Gary Roberts, who quickly became his side's man most likely to create something.But Rotherham remained a threat on the counter, and Williams thought he had opened the scoring when he cut in off the left flank and unleashed a stinging strike from distance that missed the top corner by half a yard.Michael Jacobs stabbed over from a good position for Wigan, but neither side were able to find a breakthrough.
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            Rotherham United

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              Joe Aribo bags brace as Charlton ease past Rotherham and reach play-off spot

              Charlton have returned to the League One play-off places after a convincing 3-1 victory over rivals Rotherham.In their third win from three under caretaker manager Lee Bowyer, they climbed to sixth place and continued to build the momentum that will be needed if their season is to end in promotion.Fourth-placed Rotherham similarly remain in contention despite struggling as Michal Zyro's first-half finish and two goals from Joe Aribo secured Charlton's latest three points.The visitors almost led through their first attack in the opening minute when Will Vaulks struck the crossbar from the edge of the area after Joe Newell's cut-back was deflected into his path.After Charlton's Tariqe Fosu then fired over from a free-kick from similar range, both teams struggled to create until Zyro was gifted the 28th-minute chance from which he scored.Under an aimless long ball and despite little pressure, Josh Emmanuel clumsily headed possession into the forward's path where, from 20 yards, he controlled with his left foot before shooting with his right beyond goalkeeper Marek Rodak and into the bottom-left corner.Charlton's second came in the 54th minute when Jake Forster-Caskey curled towards Aribo from a left-wing free-kick, and the unchallenged midfielder nodded inside the right post from in front of goal.Victory was then put beyond doubt in the 65th minute when Aribo played a one-two with Nicky Ajose from just inside of Rotherham's half before racing clear and powerfully scoring the ninth goal of Bowyer's reign in off the crossbar.Paul Warne's team responded 12 minutes later through Richard Wood's untidy, close-range finish from a rebound against his former team - but it proved only a consolation.
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              2022-23 LC Standings

              TeamGPWDLGDP
              Burnley4629143+52101
              Sheffield United4628711+3491
              Luton Town4621178+1880
              Middlesbrough4622915+2875
              Coventry City46181612+1270
              Sunderland46181513+1369
              Blackburn Rovers4620917-269
              Millwall46191116+768
              West Bromwich Albion46181216+666
              Swansea City46181216+466
              Watford46161515+363
              Preston North End46171217-1463
              Norwich City46171118+362
              Bristol City46151417-159
              Hull City46141616-1058
              Stoke City46141121+153
              Birmingham City46141121-1153
              Huddersfield Town46141121-1553
              Rotherham United46111718-1150
              Queens Park Rangers46131122-2750
              Cardiff City46131023-1749
              Reading46131122-2244
              Blackpool46111124-2444
              Wigan Athletic46101521-2742

              2022-23 Team Leaders

              English League Championship

              11

              Chiedozie OgbeneF #11

              8
              Matches39
              Assists4
              14

              Conor WashingtonF #14

              5
              Matches35
              Assists0
              10

              Jordan HugillF #10

              5
              Matches25
              Assists0

              Rankings

              English League Championship

              Goal Difference
              -11
              Tied-16th
              Goals Scored
              49
              16th
              Assists
              32
              Tied-18th
              Goals Conceded
              60
              17th
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