A half-opening for Rotherham.

Ben Wiles picks the ball up in space around 25 yards out and takes a strike at goal but Luton centre-back Sonny Bradley gets his body in the way to block it.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall certainly isn't afraid to have a go.

After Rotherham keeper Jamal Blackman flaps at a corner into the box, Luton midfielder Dewsbury-Hall tries bending one into the far corner from the edge of the box but his effort goes wide.

There's not too much in this game at the moment.

We're seeing two hard-working sides with lots of running, but no real opportunities to show any quality in the final third so far.

Luton can play with freedom as they try to seal a top-half finish, while Rotherham are desperately trying to survive.

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Ellis Simms has just given Blackpool the lead against Doncaster.

A point would be good enough for fifth-placed Blackpool to secure a play-off place.

It's still goalless between Charlton and Lincoln and Shrewsbury and Ipswich. Around 30 minutes gone in all these games.

Luton centre-back Sonny Bradley's attempted passback is wayward and keeper Simon Sluga has to scramble to prevent the ball going behind for a corner.

The Rotherham throw-in is launched into the box but ultimately comes to nothing.

Rotherham win a free-kick around 35 yards out but they decide to shoot anyway.

Lewis Wing's strike takes a deflection and Luton keeper Simon Sluga has to adjust his feet to make the save.

That could've been a fortunate opener for the visitors.

A first shot of the game comes from Luton.

On-loan Leicester playmaker Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has a go from 25 yards but Rotherham keeper Jamal Blackman gathers easily.

How are you feeling, Derby and Sheffield Wednesday supporters? Victory for Rotherham would move them above Wayne Rooney's Rams and out of the bottom three.

How closely are you following tonight's match? Do you think you can do whatever's necessary in Saturday's final game to stay up?

Your opinions are welcome using #bbcefl on social media.

We're up and running at Kenilworth Road.

This is Rotherham's 11th game in 33 days - can they muster the energy to win at Luton to take them out of the Championship relegation zone going into the final day?

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Mid-table, 'nothing to play for' Luton against a Rotherham side fighting for their lives - you might think the Millers' extra motivation will get them a result at Kenilworth Road.

But Nathan Jones' Hatters are enjoying a strong end to the season - unbeaten in their past five games - while their visitors have won just one of their past 10 and are struggling in front of goal.

And then there's Rotherham's fixture pile-up which must've taken a lot out of the players, and boss Paul Warne, over the past few weeks.

Luton make two changes from Saturday's draw with Middlesbrough, as Dan Potts and Ryan Tunnicliffe come in for Harry Cornick and Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu.

There's no George Hirst in the Rotherham squad but midfielder Matt Crooks returns from suspension, while centre-back Angus MacDonald is only on the bench as he manages a calf problem.

Luton: Sluga, Bree, Potts, Pearson, Bradley (c), Rea, Tunnicliffe, Dewsbury-Hall, Naismith, Collins, Adebayo

Rotherham: Blackman, Olosunde, Harding, Wood (c), Ihiekwe, Giles, Barlaser, Wiles, Wing, Crooks, Smith

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There are three games in League One tonight, all of which have just kicked off.

Fifth-placed Blackpool need just a draw against Doncaster to secure a top-six finish, while Charlton realistically need to beat fourth-placed Lincoln to give them hope of sneaking into the play-offs on the final day.

And Shrewsbury boss Steve Cotterill is set to return to the stands at Montgomery Waters Meadow for the first time since being hospitalised by coronavirus and Covid-pneumonia earlier this year. The Shrews host Ipswich.

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The Championship relegation picture could get pretty complicated but Rotherham could make it very simple for themselves.

If they beat mid-table Luton tonight and win at Cardiff on Saturday the Millers will almost certainly stay up as their goal difference is superior to Derby, Sheffield Wednesday and Wycombe.

Either way Paul Warne's side need to win one of their remaining two games to have any chance of avoiding the drop, with Wayne Rooney's Rams hosting Wednesday in a HUGE final-day match.

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Believe it or not this crazy EFL season comes to an end this weekend (with the play-offs still to come).

Tonight sees those teams with a game in hand in action, with Rotherham able to move above Derby and out of the Championship relegation zone with victory.

There are also three matches in League One as the play-off race hots up.

We'll be across it all here.