Millers boss Paul Warne is a picture of composure nursing a cuppa in his technical area. His side have started decently here but Stoke have had most of the ball in the early exchanges.

Here we go then! Stoke kick off in their all-purple away strip.

Ashley Williams is back in the heart of defence for the Potters, starting in the league for the first time since he was sent off against Wigan in August.

There teams are on their way out in the sunshine at the New York Stadium, which means kick-off is just a few moments away.

• Rotherham United and Stoke City haven't faced in any competition since November 2008, a 2-0 win for Stoke in the League Cup fourth round.
• Stoke last visited Rotherham in August 2004 in a Championship match, drawing 1-1 at Millmoor - current Millers boss Paul Warne featured that day as a substitute.
• Rotherham have lost just one of their last eight EFL games on home soil (W6 D1) keeping five clean sheets in their last six games at the New York stadium (W5 L1).

For more check out our match preview here.

Yep, Paul Warne did use the word 'Giggedy' in that last sentence...

Your guess is as good as mine?!? Is it a Family Guy reference?

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Millers manager Paul Warne is hoping things don't click for Stoke at the New York stadium today.

"All teams in this league this season look susceptible to conceding goals but they all look like scoring too - ourselves included," he said.

"Although Stoke haven't had the best time they're not losing that many games and I just hope they don't get their full giggedy on for Saturday."

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Rotherham may have only squeezed into this season's Championship via the play-offs, but Stoke boss Gary Rowett says his side won't take the team directly below them in the table lightly.

“I would certainly hope our players won’t take the game lightly in any way,” he said.

“We’ve now played Wigan and Blackburn and they were both at home where we’ve been 3-0 down at one point against both sides, so we can’t be complacent against another promoted side.

“They will scrap for absolutely everything; they’ll put us under pressure and will try to force us into making mistakes like other teams have done."

Thanks, Adam. Before we hear from both managers, let's crack on with the two line-ups, which came out while all the madness was kicking off elsewhere...

Rotherham United: Rodak, Jones, Ajayi, Wood, Mattock, Williams, Vaulks, Towell, Manning, Newell, Smith.

Subs: Price, Vyner, Palmer, Wiles, Forde, Taylor, Lewthwaite.

Stoke City: Butland, Martina, Martins Indi, Williams, Pieters, Ince, Woods, Etebo, Allen, Berahino, Afobe.

Subs: Federici, Adam, Shawcross, Fletcher, Crouch, Bojan, Edwards.

That's your lot then for the afternoon's main action, but as promised, there's still one more match to come in the Championship.

We're off to the New York Stadium where Rotherham host Stoke City.

Greg O'Keefe will be your guide for this one...

• Lincoln remain top after their 2-0 victory at Cheltenham, as Newport move up a place to second after their impressive 4-2 comeback win against Cambridge.
• Bottom club Macclesfield still can't find that elusive win as they drew 1-1 with Forest Green and saw a late penalty award over-ruled, while Grimsby have lost six in a row after a 2-1 home defeat by Morecambe.
• Mansfield thrash Northampton 4-0 and Crawley beat Yeovil 3-1, while Bury beat Colchester and Stevenage beat Carlisle.

• Peterborough stay top after their draw with Blackpool, but Portsmouth are just a point behind following their 3-1 victory at Rochdale.
• Joey Barton's Fleetwood Town lost 3-1 at home to Barnsley, while fourth-placed Doncaster beat bottom-side Plymouth 3-2.
• Wimbledon beat Oxford Utd 2-1 and Charlton were held to a point at Luton.

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• West Bromwich Albion are top of the Championship table after a 3-2 win at bottom side Preston North End.
• Winless Ipswich Town squander a 2-0 lead at St Andrew's as Birmingham City come from behind to deny Paul Hurst a first victory as Tractor Boys boss.
• Middlesbrough are held to a 1-1 draw at Hull City, Swansea City thrash Queens Park Rangers and Frank Lampard's Derby County lose at Bolton Wanderers.

Well, well... another afternoon of late goals and late drama.

Let's try and sum up all the headlines for you shortly...

Chris Wilder's side hold on to take the points at the Den after David McGoldrick scored a late double. Billy Sharp, meanwhile, scored the opener, missed a pen and had a header disallowed!

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Brentford's 10 men steal a point courtesy of Yoann Barbet's injury-time header.

Lewis Grabban saved the day for Forest after he earlier missed a penalty and then converted one after his side had fallen behind.

Blackburn's impressive unbeaten league run at home goes on, but it could've been all three points for Tony Mowbray's men on another day.

West Bromwich Albion are top of the Championship!

Ipswich's search for a win goes on and they even had a two-goal head start this time.

It could've ended up even worse for them though after Matthew Pennington was sent off late and Birmingham nearly capped off a fine comeback.

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Bolton cling on despite a late rally from Derby and take all three points against Frank Lampard's men.

Middlesbrough miss the chance to go top as Hull come form one down to level thanks to Jarrod Bowen's penalty.

Britt Assombalonga had earlier headed Boro in front.