Rotherham United aim to halt a worrying slide when they host Gillingham in League Two this Saturday. The Millers are without a win in four matches and sit 17th in the table with 10 points from nine games.
Their recent form includes back-to-back defeats, most recently a 4-0 home loss to Bradford in the EFL Trophy last Tuesday. Before that, they fell 1-0 at Exeter City in the league.
The two sides have not met since the 2021-22 season, when Rotherham completed a league double over the Gills. That historical edge provides a flicker of confidence ahead of the New York Stadium encounter.
Paul Mullin remains Rotherham's primary attacking threat, leading the team with four goals this season. For the visitors, experienced midfielder James Brophy is a consistent presence, having made a dozen appearances. Rotherham's defensive solidity at home, where they are unbeaten this campaign with three draws and a win, will be tested by a Gillingham side that has conceded in most of their away games.
Anthony Eadson, providing analysis, backs the hosts and their marksman. "Anthony Eadson backs the hosts and their marksman," he said.
The match kicks off at 3pm on Saturday at the New York Stadium, with Gillingham arriving in 10th place after a goalless draw with Newport. Rotherham's full squad details and season statistics are available on our squad and stats pages.
