On that note, it's time for us to sign off. But don't worry, we'll be back up and running from 9am tomorrow morning when Luke Reddy will steer you through the Danny Baker show and all the build-up to Saturday's Premier League offering. I'll see you tomorrow, too. Goodnight.

As for the Championship table, Rotherham have drawn level on points with Leeds following that victory.

Leeds might have shaded possession, but Rotherham were the team who did most with it:

Rotherham striker Jonson Clarke-Harris, who scored the winning goal, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a very special moment for me. I was just happy to make my debut and to score the winner is a bonus."

Rotherham striker Alex Revell, speaking to Sky Sports: "It's a great time for me to get my first goal of the season. To get it in a local derby when we needed it. We didn't turn up for the first 15 minutes but after that I think we deserved it. The second goal was worth winning any game."

Steve Evans has masterminded another memorable victory for Rotherham supporters. They've only gone and beaten Leeds United.

A defensive mistake lets in Rotherham's Alex Revell, who unconvincingly dances round the keeper but is denied a tap-in by Gaetano Berardi.

Four minutes of time to be added on.

Almost a third for Rotherham, but the angle beats Alex Revell whose shot is deflected wide for a corner. Top marks to Jonson Clarke-Harris for a superb flick-on 40 yards from goal.

A late change for Leeds - striker Steve Morison coming on for defensive midfielder Tommaso Bianchi.

Mirco Antenucci from 25 yards and Adam Collin somehow turns a stinging shot round the post. A match-saving save? From the resulting corner, the ball finds its way to Adryan on the edge of the box and the youngster's effort goes just over the bar.

French Ligue 1

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Paris St-Germain have moved to within four points of Ligue 1 leaders Marseille thanks to a 3-1 win over nine-man Lens.

However, that might not be what makes the headlines in France tomorrow.

Edinson Cavani, who scored PSG's third, was sent off moments later; he was booked for a sniper celebration and then shown a second yellow card for touching the referee to contest the decision.

Leeds are turning the screw now - Rudy Austin putting the ball into the six-yard box and it's cleared just before it finds Billy Sharp at the back stick.

Rotherham's Ben Pringle pops off for an early bath, being replaced by Richie Smallwood.

Adryan has looked bright for Leeds and the youngster, who is on loan from Flamengo, flashes a shot just wide. Almost an instant hero.

That booking proves to be Souleymane Doukara's final act and he is replaced by Billy Sharp up front for Leeds.

Souleymane Doukara with a striker's challenge which leaves Joe Skarz in a crumpled heap on the floor. Yellow card.

Some argy-bargy between Marco Silvestri and Alex Revell ends with both players being booked. Fifteen minutes left.

Jonson Clarke-Harris has really took the game to Leeds since coming off the bench and he goes close again, this time with a header which is heading into the bottom corner before Marco Silvestri intervenes.

Rotherham supporters have waited almost 10 years for this league meeting. And they're enjoying it.

Leeds are not done yet though and Adryan fashions room before rifling in a low shot which is turned round the post by Adam Collin.