A change-up from Middlesbrough as they go long to Marc Bola. He lays it off to Riley McGree, who finds Cameron Archer and his first-time effort is over.

No issues about Boro going a bit more direct. We saw what happened when Manchester City did that to Arsenal last Wednesday!

Wes Harding launches one of his missile long throw-ins into the Boro box, where it causes panic amongst the visiting defenders.

It falls to Jamie Lindsay on the edge of the box, but the Scottish midfielder can't keep his shot on target.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

This has been a good start from us.

We are gradually getting into the swing of things with some lovely balls through midfield.

We should be one goal up.

Riley McGree thinks he has put the visitors in front as he dinks the ball goalwards past Viktor Johansson.

But the Australia international was not banking on Millers skipper Richard Wood, and all his 37 years, getting back to clear off the line!

Heroic stuff from the captain! Some Boro fans thought they had scored!

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A feisty start here where the game has not really settled down yet.

Plenty of noise, though, from both sets of supporters, making for a terrific Bank Holiday atmosphere.

A last-minute alteration to the Boro line-up.

Captain Jonny Howson injured himself in the warm-up and his place has been taken by Paddy McNair, with Bryant Bilango coming on to the substitutes' bench.

We are ready to go in South Yorkshire.

Can Rotherham secure their Championship status today with a victory? Let's find out!

Rotherham boss Matt Taylor has made two changes to the side that lost late on to Cardiff on Thursday.

Shane Ferguson and Hakeem Odoffin come in, with Conor Coventry and Lee Peltier making way.

Rotherham: Johansson; Harding, Humphreys, Wood (c), Bramall; Lindsay, Odoffin, Rathbone; Ogbene, Hugill, Ferguson.

Subs: Hemfrey (GK), Wiles, Fosu-Henry, Kelly, Hjelde, Kioso, Quina.

Middlesbrough make three alterations from the team that narrowly lost at fellow play-off side Luton seven days ago.

Top scorer Chuba Akpom returns, along with Hayden Hackney and Riley McGree, as Matt Crooks, Alex Mowatt and Ryan Giles miss out.

Middlesbrough: Steffen; Jones, Howson (c), Lenihan, Dijksteel; Barlaser, Hackney; McGree, Akpom, Bola; Archer.

Subs: Roberts (GK), Mowatt, Muniz, Smith, McNair, Crooks, Finch.

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Middlesbrough know their season is going to be extended, having secured their play-off spot nearly a fortnight ago.

But with two regular games left before the semi-final blockbusters, Michael Carrick has to balance resting weary limbs and keeping that momentum.

And while dynamic at the Riverside, they have won just one of their last five on the road, a record they will be wary of ahead of that first leg of the play-offs.

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2017 - relegated. 2018 - promoted. 2019 - relegated. 2020 - promoted. 2021 - relegated. 2022 - promotion. 2023 - ??

Rotherham and consistency do not go together. Each of the last six seasons has finished with the joy of promotion or the pain of relegation.

But this time, the Millers have the chance to end that boom-and-bust cycle.

One more win will secure a second season of Championship football, either at home to Middlesbrough today or away at already-relegated Wigan next Monday.

But Matt Taylor's men could save themselves a nerve-shredding week if they get the job done on their own patch today.

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Happy May Day everyone!

We are only seven days from the end of the Championship season and we have two crunch games for you today at both ends of the table.

Later on, it's play-off chasing Blackburn at home to Luton (17:30 BST), but first up, relegation-threatened Rotherham welcome Middlesbrough.

Whether you are out with friends, in the garden or looking after the kids (mine are heading to a farm!), thanks for joining us.

We are set for drama and tension with everything on the line!