Rotherham vs Plymouth Prediction & Betting Tips (5 April)

Already on borrowed time last season, Rotherham will join League One next season by being last in the Championship with only 23 points and 18 points behind their evening opponent and 6 matches remaining to play. So yes, mathematically speaking, everything is still playable since there are 18 points left to take but that would be a miracle. At 99.9% relegated, the locals nevertheless managed to regain victory on the previous day against the excellent Millwall team 2-1. An anecdotal victory since they remained on a terrible series of 15 matches without success in the league for a total of 11 losses. Opposite, everything must have come from League One precisely, Plymouth does not wish to return there and maintaining has been its obsession since J1.

Temporarily outside the red zone, this trap match could cost him his 21st place in the event of a defeat and a victory for Huddersfield over the weekend. Indeed, the visitors are only one point ahead of Huddersfield and two over Sheffield Wed, another promoted side. Furthermore, unlike its evening opponent, the Green Army did not win its last match in the championship when it received Bristol City 0-1, a third defeat in a row in the Championship after those on the lawn of Norwich 2-1 and against Preston at home 0-1. Worse still, she has only won one of her last 11 championship battles, 8 defeats, 2 draws.

Absent from the match sheets for many weeks now, Hall (only 6 appearances this season) will probably be forced to stay in the infirmary, the same for Andre Green (9 appearances in the league), also injured. On a personal level, only two players have reached the 4-goal mark this season, in this case, Eaves and Odoffin (4 goals each). For the rest, it's nothing. Opposite, the young midfielder on loan from Tottenham, Devine will be suspended following his red card received during the previous day.

In the injury department, we only list the young 20-year-old talent, Gyabi (1 assist this season in the league) who will return to Leeds at the end of the season (loaned for the 2nd part of the season). Unlike the locals, the visitors have something to eat with Morgan Whittaker (19 goals, 7 assists this season) and the Scot, Ryan Hardie (12 goals, 4 goals in the league), both of whom are traveling at less than a last minute injury.