Goalscorer Hakeem Odoffin is booked for trying to eat up too many seconds on the clock.

He is the second Rotherham player into the book after a first-half one for Jamie Lindsay.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

You can't miss from there!

Yes there were defenders running at Tommy Smith but you got to keep the ball on the floor.

He's hit that five yards over the bar.

Just as I was saying, Rotherham were sitting back too much and they are almost punished.

The ball arrives in their box for the on-rushing Tommy Smith, seven yards out, but the ex-Huddersfield and Stoke defender puts it over.

A case of the right moment for the wrong player from a Boro perspective.

The away side are dominating the ball with almost 75% possession.

Rotherham have the lead thanks to Hakeem Odoffin's goal, but they are playing a slightly dangerous game of trying to sit on their lead.

Of course, they do have a man extra. Plenty for Boro boss Michael Carrick to think about.

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Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

Boro has all the possession but it's all in-front of Rotherham.

We need to get behind them if we want to score.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

Dan Barlaser doesn't want to score today.

That shot goes miles over.

I don't think he really wanted it to be honest.

Dan Barlaser takes things into his own hands as he tries to draw Middlesbrough level.

The ex-Rotherham man, who was at the New York Stadium until January, looks almost too eager to impress, and his shot is nowhere near Viktor Johansson's goal.

Michael Carrick makes his second switch of the afternoon.

Hayden Hackney, who was on a yellow after his first-half challenge on Chiedozie Ogbene, is withdrawn with Alex Mowatt sent on.

Middlesbrough get in a decent spot down the right with half-time sub Tommy Smith.

But who is there to clear away the danger for the Millers? Mr Rotherham, Richard Wood!

Remember, Wood has been there for every one of the three promotions and three relegations in the last six seasons.

Mark Drury
BBC Radio Tees Middlesbrough commentator

Boro are moving the ball well but at the moment, but they're not going forwards.

You don't want to lose to Rotherham here.

What have 10-man Middlesbrough got now?

They have already lost 11 times on the road this season in the Championship and they are heading for a dirty dozen.

That strike from Hakeem Odoffin is music to the ears of Rotherham fans. They are less than 40 minutes from survival.

But it's another bit closer to League One football for Reading.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

Rotherham have to be ruthless now.

We can't let Boro back into this game.

Adam Oxley
BBC Radio Sheffield's Rotherham commentator

Fans on their feet chanting 'we are staying up.'

Such an important goal for the Millers.

Michael Carrick has made a half-time alteration.

On-loan Aston Villa striker Cameron Archer has not returned to the field. Instead experienced right-back Tommy Smith is on,

This really is Rotherham's opportunity.

At home, with a man extra for this second half, these 45 minutes offer a golden chance to secure their place in the Championship for 2023-24.

What will Michael Carrick change, if anything, after the dismissal of Anfernee Dijksteel?

Remember Boro, don't need a result, but they won't want back-to-back defeats.

Remember, we are only a quarter of the way through our Bank Holiday Monday of Championship football.

At 17:30, Blackburn welcome Luton in a massive game for Rovers.

Win and Blackburn will head to Millwall on Monday for a play-off showdown. Lose and they can pretty much wave goodbye to their hopes of a top-six place.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

The red card changes the complexion of the game.

The referee has given Rotherham a golden opportunity now to try and get a point.

It's a good game of football and although there haven't been many chances both sides look like they want to win it.