Rovers ultimately fell short in the League Two play-offs but their late-season charge was a reminder of what is possible when belief and momentum join forces. Down the road in South Yorkshire, Rotherham United are beginning to stir after a forgettable first half of the 2024-25 League One campaign.

SEAN Raggett could be named in a Rotherham United matchday 18 for the first time in seven weeks when Rotherham take on Charlton Athletic this weekend.

Charlton will be eager to continue their dominance over Rotherham, having won four of the last six meetings, with three of those victories coming in their most recent trips to New York. Like their hosts, the Addicks are in the midst of an unbeaten league run, though theirs stretches to six games, comprising three wins and three draws.

Nathan Jones made two changes from the midweek cup loss at Preston North End as he reverted to the side that started each of the four previous League One outings. This meant that Miles Leaburn was back in to start alongside Tyreece Campbell on his 100 th appearance for the club. Ashley Maynard-Brewer was back between the sticks.

Millers writer Paul Davis gives his verdict on another excellent League One win at AESSEAL New York Stadium this afternoon.