The Championship is well and truly back.

Speaking of which, we're back again tomorrow with a bumper fixture list across the English Football League.

We'll be taking you through all Saturday's action as it happens.

I certainly hope you're able to join us then but for now, thank you for tuning in.

Jon Newsome
Ex-Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Leeds showed plenty of desire, they just fell into the trap of taking too much time on the ball.

It's simple, if you keep a clean sheet tonight, you win the game.

Check out Phil Cartwright's report from tonight's Yorkshire derby draw here.

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Well it's honours even on the pitch and honours even in the Championship table!

Neither side move positions tonight after their 1-1 draw.

Leeds are still third but are seven points off Leicester and Ipswich.

Rotherham remain third from bottom but are just three points from safety as it stands.

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Right let's take a look at what that result means for the Championship table.

Jon Newsome
Ex-Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Leeds gave away a sloppy goal and were not clinical. They created enough chances in the first half to be in a comfortable lead.

That is something for Daniel Farke to bear in mind.

They did not have the right level of urgency, there was no tempo in the second half.

The points are shared.

What a game. What an effort from Rotherham to seal a point after their performance in the first 40 minutes.

Leeds will be wondering how they didn't grab all three points but their unbeaten run continues.

Crysencio Summerville scored at the start of this match. He tries to seal three points for Leeds right at the end.

But his late drive from the edge of the Rotherham box is collected by Millers keeper Viktor Johansson.

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Crysencio Summerville takes it. But he curls right footed high and wide.

Rotherham make a late change. Jamie Lindsay comes on for Ollie Rathbone.

I think Rotherham have been very fortunate indeed there. Patrick Bamford is barely offside.

Leeds, meanwhile, win a free-kick in a dangerous area outside the Millers' box. Can they capitalise?

Jon Newsome
Ex-Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

I don't see who is offside, it's a very contentious decision.

That would have been the winning goal.

Leeds have the ball in the net and Jaidon Anthony celebrates what he thinks is a smash and grab winner after he bundles home from close range.

His effort is flagged offside as Patrick Bamford is judged to be just off in the build-up.

Judge for yourself but there's not much in that for me.

Five minutes added on.

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Rotherham win a corner. They look like a different side right now.

It's headed over the bar.

Still time left.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

There is no reason why Rotherham can't finish outside the relegation zone, going by their performance here.

It's their away form that needs sorting.

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Leeds win a corner thanks to Crysencio Summerville's perseverance in chasing Daniel James' deflected shot.

It's played short and sent into the box and Pascal Struijk almost heads home but his effort goes just wide.

Rotherham caretaker Wayne Carlisle barking out instructions as his Millers seek to preserve a precious point.

Or maybe pinch all three?

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Liam Cooper comes off for Leeds.

Pascal Struijk is brought on.

10 minutes to go.

Fred Onyedinma has just come agonisingly close to giving Rotherham the lead for the first time in this game.

He does well to work into the right-hand side of the Leeds box and he tries a low shot on the inside post but Illan Meslier just deals with the danger.

Daniel James whips in a cross-field ball to Wilfried Gnonto who's in space and unmarked.

But the Leeds substitute belts a right-footed strike high and wide.

Jon Newsome
Ex-Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

You can see the panic in the Rotherham defenders' faces.

Leeds are throwing the dice and really having a go.