A late Derby penalty ensured Rotherham's final game of their relegation season in the Sky Bet Championship ended in a 1-1 draw. Rotherham were marginally the stronger side in a typical end-of-season affair which saw neither side create many clear-cut chances. The hosts went ahead through skipper Lee Frecklington in the 66th minute before Tom Ince converted from the spot with six minutes left t...Full Story »

Rotherham midfield pair Lee Frecklington and Tom Adeyemi both hope to be fit for the home game against Birmingham. Frecklington, who returned from ankle surgery in February, has missed the last two games due to knee and calf problems. Adeyemi has missed the last three matches due to a calf strain, but is also battling to be fit to feature in the Easter weekend fixtures. Joe Newell will be ass...Full Story »

Rotherham will monitor the fitness of skipper Lee Frecklington for the televised visit of Sheffield Wednesday. The midfielder injured his knee and calf during the Millers' 1-0 defeat to Fulham on Saturday, which condemned them to relegation. Striker Danny Ward is doubtful due to a knock sustained against Fulham and defender Ben Purrington is expected to shake off a dead leg, while midfielder T...Full Story »

Rotherham midfielder Lee Frecklington is hoping to make his first start since early January in the home game against Brighton. Frecklington stepped off the bench at half-time during Saturday's home defeat to Aston Villa having been sidelined following ankle surgery. Fellow midfielder John Taylor will be assessed after sustaining a glute injury against Villa, while deadline-day signing Carlton ...Full Story »

Rotherham will be without skipper Lee Frecklington for the home clash with Oxford. Frecklington hurt his ankle in Monday's 2-0 defeat to Leeds and will not be risked for the FA Cup tie. The Millers have no fresh injury concerns, but have been hit hard by news that goalkeeper Lee Camp will miss the remainder of the season with a knee injury. The first few days of the transfer window have seen ...Full Story »

Rotherham finally ended a winning drought that went back to August as they beat QPR 1-0 in the Sky Bet Championship. The division's bottom club have endured a horrid campaign, but got just their second three points of the campaign thanks to Izzy Brown's first-half goal. It was a thoroughly deserved success for caretaker boss Paul Warne's side as they had a host of chances to make the game safe...Full Story »

Rotherham will have skipper Lee Frecklington back for the home game against QPR as they aim to end a 14-game winless run. Frecklington has missed the last three matches with a groin injury but will feature for Paul Warne's Millers, who have not won since August. Peter Odemwingie sits out the second game a three-match ban while goalkeeper Lee Camp (knee) and defender Kelvin Wilson (leg) will be...Full Story »

Rotherham will again be without skipper Lee Frecklington and striker Dexter Blackstock. Midfielder Frecklington has an ankle injury and has missed the last three games while Blackstock is nursing a quad injury. The Millers confirmed that Kirk Broadfoot's recovery from a back operation is on course and he could be back within a month. There are no other selection concerns for Jackett, who is s...Full Story »

Rotherham captain Lee Frecklington will start against Cardiff in the Sky Bet Championship. The influential midfielder has come off the bench in the last two games following a calf injury but boss Alan Stubbs has confirmed he is now ready to start. Right-back Darnell Fisher returns from a one-game ban and will replace Stephen Kelly, who has a thigh problem, while on-loan midfielder Tom Adeyemi ...Full Story »

Captain Lee Frecklington is set to return for Rotherham's Sky Bet Championship clash with Bristol City on Saturday. Frecklington has been ruled out since the opening day of the season with a calf injury and has also shrugged off a virus this week to come into contention. New boy Dexter Blackstock may be given more time to settle after completing his move to the New York Stadium on Monday. Bos...Full Story »