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Championship Not: Rotherham United

With nine games of the campaign left to play, Rotherham United prop up the table, 21 points adrift of safety, after Andreas Weimann settled a 1-0 defeat in Wolverhampton Wanderers’ favour at Molineux.

It has been another turbulent term for the Millers, who have lost 28 of their 37 league games.

The South Yorkshire side are onto their third manager of the campaign, in the form of interim boss Paul Warne (Pictured), following the departures of firstly Alan Stubbs in October, and then Kenny Jackett in November.

Their three-season stay in the Championship will soon come to a sour end, with a return to League One all but confirmed.