Rotherham United vs Sheffield Wednesday
Match pulse
Who won: Rotherham 2-1
Rotherham United beat Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 on Tuesday, August 6, 2013 at The New York Stadium. Goals for Rotherham: Ben Pringle (10') and Lee Frecklington (38'). Goals for Sheffield Wed: Rhys McCabe (23').
Play by play
- 90'+6'

Throw in
Throw-in: Mark Bradley takes it (Attacking)
- 90'+6'

Throw in
Throw-in: Jeremy Helan takes it (Defending)
- 90'+5'

Foul
Rhys McCabe commits a foul on David Worrall resulting on a free kick for Rotherham United
- 90'+3'

Foul
Michael O'Connor commits a foul on Michail Antonio resulting on a free kick for Sheffield Wednesday
- 90'+3'ROT

Throw in
Throw-in: Kari Arnason takes it (Attacking)
- GOAL90'+2'

Chris Kirkland takes a long goal kick
Chris Kirkland
ROT 11 - 8 SHW - 90'+1'
SubSubstitution
Rotherham United makes a sub: David Noble enters for Keiran Agard. Reason: Tactical
D. Noble
- 90'+1'

Offside
Offside called on Gary Madine
- End of the game
- The referee has signaled the end of the second half
- 90'

Clear
David Worrall clears the ball from danger.
- 90'

Throw in
Throw-in: Jeremy Helan takes it (Attacking)
- GOAL90'

Scott Shearer takes a long goal kick
Scott Shearer
ROT 11 - 7 SHW - 89'

Shot off target
Gary Madine hits a right footed shot, but it is off target. Outcome: over bar
- 88'

Yellow card
Michail Antonio is awarded a yellow card. Reason: unsporting behaviour
M. Antonio
- 88'

Foul
Michail Antonio commits a foul on Craig Morgan resulting on a free kick for Rotherham United
- 88'

Clear
David Worrall clears the ball from danger.
- 87'

Foul
Keiran Agard commits a foul on Jeremy Helan resulting on a free kick for Sheffield Wednesday
- 87'

Clear
Scott Shearer clears the ball from danger.
- 87'

Cross
Rhys McCabe crosses the ball.
- 87'ROT

Clear
Kari Arnason clears the ball from danger.
- 86'

Throw in
Throw-in: Rhys McCabe takes it (Attacking)
- 85'

Cross
Christopher Maguire crosses the ball.
- 84'

Shot on target
Gary Madine hits a good right footed shot. Outcome: save
- 84'

Throw in
Throw-in: Liam Palmer takes it (Attacking)

