Bit of pressure for the visitors but it eventually fizzles out.

Approaching the hour-mark I wonder if Rotherham boss Paul Warne will look to get some fresh(er) legs on?

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First booking of the day goes to Rotherham defender Michael Ihiekwe for a very clear handball.

Birmingham nearly break away after Rotherham overplay when a free-kick is half-cleared.

In the end Blues striker Lukas Jutkiewicz is felled but the free-kick comes to nothing.

Another chance for the hosts.

A deep cross is headed back across goal by Clark Robertson and Michael Smith nods over at the back post.

How has that not gone in?!

A Rotherham corner catches Neil Etheridge in the Birmingham goal out and the Millers just need someone, anyone to stab the ball over the line.

Somehow Blues scramble it away.

Seconds later Richard Wood tees up Lewis Wing and his effort is goalbound before two Birmingham players get in the way.

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The hosts get us back under way.

No changes from either team at the break.

Massive 45 minutes for both teams as they look to secure another season of Championship football.

Perhaps unsurprisingly given that this is their fourth game in nine days, the Millers took every second of that 15-minute break.

It had looked inevitable for a long time but yesterday was the day when Norwich sealed their immediate return to the Premier League.

Daniel Farke's men secured promotion at the first attempt following their relegation in 2019-20 season, with only Watford, eight points behind, in a position to deny them the second-tier title for a third time.

After gaining just four points from their opening four games they moved to the top of the table with victory at Middlesbrough in late November, 12 games in, and from that point on always looked a good bet for promotion with star players Tim Krul, Teemu Pukki and Emi Buendia showing their experience and quality.

It is the earliest they have secured promotion since their first in 2004 and despite losing 3-1 to Bournemouth yesterday, the hard work had already been done and we'll once again be watching Norwich in the top tier come August.

We'll be looking at more reaction to Norwich's promotion after full-time at the New York Stadium.

Goalless at the break.

Birmingham had the better of the opening exchanges before the hosts started to get on top as the half wore on.

A point would suit the visitors more than the hosts.

Into two minutes of time added on in this competitive first 45.

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Some more decent pressure from the home team.

A corner is eventually smashed away to safety by Blues striker Lukas Jutkiewicz.

Bit of a hold-up as Birmingham's Steve Seddon gets some treatment for a cut on his eyebrow.

He'll be fine to carry on. Just a flesh wound.

A long throw into the box from Wes Harding causes panic in the Blues area and Millers defender Michael Ihiekwe ends up smashing the ball way over the crossbar.

Good bit of Rotherham pressure.

Freddie Ladapo tries to turn in a low cross when it looks like he could have left it to strike partner Michael Smith to shoot.

Steve Seddon has a go from a very, very long way out and it goes very, very wide of Rotherham keeper Viktor Johansson's goal.

Birmingham win a free-kick right on the edge of the Rotherham area but Gary Gardner can't keep his effort down.

Rotherham should lead!

A lovely, quick counter ends with a low cross being played straight into the run of Michael Smith but his effort from 15 yards out flashes past the post.

Chance for Rotherham!

Lewis Wing plays a one-two with Shaun MacDonald from a corner and then sends a tantalising low cross in that a few Millers players try to convert but can't make the requisite contact.

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Just over 20 minutes in and it's the visitors who have had the better of it.

A fourth win in six under Lee Bowyer today would pretty much make them safe you'd have to say.

Blues wideman Steve Seddon sends in a low cross that Jonathan Leko can't quite make solid contact on in the middle.

Looks like the last touch was off Millers defender Richard Wood but no corner given.

Rotherham win a couple of free-kicks around 40 yards from goal.

The second of which causes real panic as Birmingham goalkeeper Neil Etheridge comes through the crowd to claim but spills after bumping into a team-mate.

Blues scramble it away.