Rotherham's inevitable relegation from the Championship was confirmed on Friday night after they were beaten 1-0 by Plymouth.

The Millers would have had to win all of their six remaining games to have even moved level on points with 21st-placed Argyle by the end of the season - and that is before factoring in other results and their vastly inferior goal difference to any of the teams around them.

Their fate was sealed by Bali Mumba's classy first-half strike, which ensured a return to League One after two seasons back in the second tier.

Rotherham remain bottom of the table with five games to play, 16 behind Sheffield Wednesday in 23rd and an unassailable 19 points from safety.

Plymouth, meanwhile, move up to 19th, four points clear of the relegation zone.

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The managers

Rotherham's Leam Richardson:

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Plymouth's interim head coach Neil Dewsnip:

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