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And that's that for our Friday night EFL entertainment. As mentioned, we're back with more on Saturday across all three divisions.

Thanks for joining our coverage from the League One summit meeting tonight and take care.

Until next time - stay safe!

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While we had a scaled-down fixture list tonight, we hope to return on Saturday with as close to a full programme across the EFL as possible.

The Championship action begins at lunchtime with leaders Fulham hosting Huddersfield at Craven Cottage before loads more across the three divisions from 15:00 GMT.

We'll have live text updates, social media interactions plus all the crew from BBC Squad Goals broadcasting during the afternoon with their own analysis on the action.

Join us from about 12:15 GMT on Saturday.

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And as Frank Sinatra plays out, the fans make their way out of the New York Stadium with Rotherham still six points clear of Wigan.

We'll have a full report on the way later.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

I think probably, at the end of the day, a draw is a fair result.

The game will be remembered for two great goals.

And that is your lot.

A real hard-fought and tight contest between the top two finishes all square.

Two cracking goals, one in each half, from Stephen Humphrys first and then Oli Rathbone to level.

And another late yellow card.

Wigan's Gavin Massey this time for a cynical shirt pull.

Michael Smith caught offside this time for Rotherham as he thought he'd chested down a long ball forward.

We're seconds away from the conclusion.

Glen Rea booked for Wigan as he tugged the shirt of Joshua Kayode.

Wigan were pushing there trying to force something but Rotherham held firm.

Rotherham catch Wigan offside once again from an attacking free-kick with a very high line.

Will Keane the player flagged this time for the Latics.

Ben Wiles goes in a bit too late on Tom Naylor and becomes the second Rotherham player booked.

SIX MINUTES TO BE ADDED ON...

And Ben Amos does a bit more time-wasting to try and eat up the final minute before he takes a free-kick for Wigan.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

Wigan would've been happy with a point from the first minute.

But they've actually played really well, to be fair to them.

They were time-wasting from 10 minutes in.

The stadium announcer confirms Rotherham's Oli Rathbone has been chosed as their man of the match.

Hard to argue with that choice after his great goal.

Can another Miller go on and be the ultimate hero from here and grab a late winner?

Wigan make their last change as Glen Rea replaces Josh Magennis.

Wigan trying to force their way into Rotherham's half down the flanks but the hosts are battling away to preserve this scoreline and their six-point lead.

Tom Naylor the latest to stick the ball in the back of the net for Wigan but also to see it disallowed for offside.

He'd slipped the offside trap too early before Max Power could send in his free-kick.

Rotherham buoyed by that equaliser and really pressing Wigan now.

Jack Whatmough has to hook a ball behind for a corner but then Ben Amos calmly gathers the cross two-handed to ease the pressure on the visitors.

Into the last 10 minutes.

This meeting of the top two in League One certainly hasn't disappointed.

Wigan make a second change - James McClean makes way for Tendayi Darikwa.

Who's got it in them to win this one then from here?

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

What a strike that is. The keeper was nowhere near it.

Now then Rotherham, can you go on and win this?!

Football can be a cruel game - Leam Richardson will think Wigan should be 2-0 up and then Rotherham get a goal out of nothing.