Christ Tiehi was Rotherham’s saviour on Tuesday night time as his objective in second-half stoppage time noticed the Millers salvage a degree from an entertaining 2-2 draw with Ipswich.
Matt Taylor’s facet had taken a shock lead inside 5 minutes when summer time signing Sam Nombe slotted in his first objective for the membership, however a coaching floor transfer executed to sheer perfection noticed Sam Morsy restore parity shortly afterwards.
A detailed-range end from Jack Taylor on the finish of a largely insipid second half regarded to have settled the sport within the Tractor Boys’ favour, however Christ Tiehi got here up trumps with a shocking strike within the 91st minute to earn Rotherham a well-deserved level.
Had Taylor’s objective been the winner, Ipswich would have moved to inside a degree of Championship leaders Leicester, however a degree on the highway does see them slim it to 3 factors with yet another sport earlier than the November worldwide break. The Millers, in the meantime, transfer to inside 4 factors of security.
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Leif Davis performed the ball to the sting of the field from a free-kick on the right-hand facet for his Ipswich team-mate Sam Morsy to cross it beautifully into the highest left hand nook of the web to equalise
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Hakeem Odoffin appeared to catch Ipswich’s George Hirst and did not get the ball, but it surely regarded as if the theatrical method wherein Hirst threw himself to floor appeared to persuade the referee in any other case
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Leif Davis despatched a ball skidding into the field, which Oliver Rathbone tried to clear, however the ball hit Jack Taylor and bobbled over the road
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Christ Tiehi side-footed a marvel strike into the highest proper nook to degree the rating late on towards Ipswich
The managers
Rotherham’s Matt Taylor:
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Ipswich’s Kieran McKenna:
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What’s next?
Each groups are again in motion at 3pm on Saturday November 11.
Rotherham journey to Vicarage Street to tackle Watford, whereas Ipswich host Swansea at Portman Street.