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Tgilly82: Boy, that escalated quickly.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

Rotherham have got to do better than that - absolutely awful defending.

They've made Wycombe look a little bit like Real Madrid in the second half.

Job done for Wycombe.

They're back up to second and into the automatic promotion places.

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Tim Peach
BBC Three Counties Radio

This is a really satisfying win for Wycombe because, over 11 days without a game, they're going to be thinking about how they've shown character and heart, gone back up to second and overtaken Wrexham again.

A goal and assist for Richard Kone tonight. He is so crucial for Wycombe.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

I said it was a nailed-on 0-0. Shows you what we know, doesn't it? It's a strange old game.

Rotherham did well in the first half. We get the goal with Louie Sibley's shot that the goalkeeper should have saved.

Then Joe Rafferty allows a cross, the centre-backs lose Richard Kone and, from that moment on, it was non-stop, one-way.

The keeper's got to do better from the corner from the second. He comes out moaning at the referee but he should be getting to a fist to it.

This sums up Rotherham's season, from where we started to where we are now. We can't defend in the right areas. Wycombe just about deserved it.

My word, it was still 0-0 after 65 minutes!

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What a second half that was!

All five goals came after the 65th minute, starting when Wycombe keeper Will Norris let Louie Sibley's strike slip through his gloves for the opener.

Chairboys top scorer Richard Kone soon levelled up the scoreline with a fine header and from there Wycombe came alive.

Rotherham substitute Jonson Clarke-Harris thought he'd put the hosts ahead again but had handled the ball in the lead up to see it ruled out.

Then came the real drama.

Sonny Bradley and Gideon Kodua scored within a couple of minutes to put Wycombe 3-1 up and Jonson Clarke-Harris even had time to net a consolation with a penalty.

A mostly sedate game with a bonkers ending.

Tim Peach
BBC Three Counties Radio

What a bizarre game.

I thought it was a penalty. That felt like an unnecessary challenge by Xavier Simons.

What a finish to this match!

Sam Nombe gets onto the ball in the penalty area and Xavier Simons barges into him to concede a penalty.

Tim Peach
BBC Three Counties Radio

It was really clear what Wycombe were trying to do, because everyone was really tightly packed together within about two yards of the goalline.

It was an inch-perfect delivery and a really strong header. The number of important late goals Wycombe have scored - that could be another.

Dillon Phillips sprinted to the referee straight after it goes in, but he wasn't strong enough. He didn't do enough.

Jonson Clarke-Harris is ecstatic as he powers home what might be a winner for Rotherham... or not.

The ball clearly hits his hand as he attempts to control it and the Wycombe players are quick to rush to the referee and ask for him to rule it out.

The ref agrees and the goal is chalked off, correctly.

Sam Avery
BBC Three Counties Radio's Wycombe commentator

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Mallik Wilks doesn't look too pleased about being subbed. He looks to the bench as if to say 'why'?

Is there one last moment for the Chairboys? They really need to win here.

Mallik Wilks heads to the bench as Joshua Kayode jogs on for the final stages of the game.

It would make quite the spectacle if he could put the Millers ahead.

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield

Fair play to Steve Evans, who's chucking another striker on. Why not have a go?

A few wins between now and the summer could put smiles on the faces.

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Shaun McWilliams is replaced for Rotherham by striker Jonson Clarke-Harris.

They want to win this.

Yes, Wycombe are at the races.

Shortly after the substitutions are made, Rotherham keeper Dillon Phillips has to steel himself to smother a Wycombe shot.

Now the Chairboys are electric up field as they chase a winner.

This the first time in the match Rotherham have had to face real pressure - can they stand up to it?