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The ref has blown his whistle for full time.
The referee has booked Sean Gregan.
Rotherham are replacing Sam Duncum with Paulo Vernazza.
Danny Pugh is being taken off, Lucas Radebe has come on in his place.
The referee has booked Paul Hurst.
Marlon King is replaced by Frazer Richardson.
Michael Keane goes into the referees book for unsporting behaviour.
The second half is under way with the score currently at 0 v 0.
The ref has blown his whistle for half time.
The referee has booked Paul McLaren.
It's 1pm on Sunday, May 8th, the match has kicked off.
Lucas Radebe made his 200th and final league appearance for Leeds and, while it was only a cameo role for the final five minutes, the South African was acclaimed as a hero. That was not the only era to end. Rotherham made a game farewell to the Championship but they will need major surgery if they are to return very quickly. To their credit they did test Leeds in an improved second half and Michael Proctor did put the ball in the net four minutes from time only to see it ruled out for offside. It had all started so brightly. Inside the first minute Rob Hulse flicked the ball over his marker and raced through on goal but put his shot was too close to Mike Pollitt. From then on it was hard to find any moments of genuine quality in the first half. Aaron Lennon made a few exciting runs but with little end product. He and Hulse wasted good chances with poor finishes and Matthew Spring squandered a superb opportunity when he latched on to a mistake by John Mullin to run clear on goal only for his carefully placed shot to hit the outside of the post and away for a goal kick. Rotherham's approach play was neat enough - at times they outpassed Leeds. Jamal Campbell-Ryce showed some good touches, but they lacked any kind of cutting edge and never really troubled Leeds' player of the season Neil Sullivan. Just as in the first half, Hulse quickly raised the temperature in the second period, his powerful shot cannoning back off the post. Leeds finally raised the pace of the game and started to test Pollitt. Matthew Kilgallon sent a header flying just over the bar from a corner and Ian Moore flashed in a shot that forced the Millers keeper into a good save. Marlon King, in his final loan game, became the third Leeds player to hit the post while at the other end Paul McLaren almost caught Sullivan out with a looping header but the Leeds keeper got back and palmed it away. Proctor put a free header over the top with the goal gaping and when he managed to break free and get a shot on target, Sullivan pulled off a world-class save.
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