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The Stats – Millers v Shrews
The Stats – Millers v Shrews

Rotherham United came out of the game yesterday afternoon with a point after first going two up and then being three-two down to making it three-three in the final fifteen minutes.

But let’s have a look at those stats

Formation– The Millers started the game with a 4-3-3 formation while Shrewsbury Town went 3-4-1-2.

Possession and Attacking Threat

Possession for the Millers came out at just over thirty-four per cent. They had sixteen touches inside their oppositions box while having ten shots on goal, five of which were on target and two from outside the box. Rotherham had four corners in the game yesterday afternoon.

Shrewsbury came out of the game with over sixty-five per cent of the possession while also having forty touches inside the opponents half. Of the nineteen shots they had seven were on target and six were from outside the box. They had double the number of corners the Millers had with eight.

Passing Accuracy and Build Up Play

Rotherham had two hundred and fifty-three total passes with an accuracy of sixty-two and a half per cent. They played thirty-six backward passes, seventy-eight long balls and had thirty-three successful passes in the final third. Sky Sports tell us that we also had one missed big chance.

Visitors Shrewsbury played four hundred and seventy-three total passes and had a passing accuracy of just over eighty-one per cent. They played seventy-eight backwards passes, fifty-eight long balls and came out with one hundred and six successful passes in the final third.

Tackles won – Rotherham 1 Shrewsbury 1

Fouls committed– Rotherham 13 Shrewsbury 13

Yellow Cards – Rotherham 1 Shrewsbury 0

Red Cards – There were two red cards in the game. The Millers went down to ten men on twenty-one minutes and the Shrews with seven minutes in the match to play.

Ground Duels Won – Rotherham 16 Shrewsbury 20

Ariel Duels Won– Rotherham 19 Shrewsbury 25

Goalkeeper Saves – Rotherham 4 Shrewsbury 2

TEAMS

Rotherham United – Eyestone, Rafferty, Austerfield, Ngwenya, Spence, Mullin (Bradshaw 62), Hall, Fitzgerald, Nemane (Williams 62), Buyabu (Cover 28), Iorfa (Aljofree 45+17)

Unused Subs – Cann, Lolos ,Richardson

Shrewsbury Town – Brook, Ruffels, Boyle, Stubbs, Lloyd (Golding 45+11), Sang, Berkoe, Davison Jude-Boyd, McMahon-Brown, Gray.

Unused Subs – Gregory, Lee, Sousa, Gbode, Thompson-McKenzie, Aiston

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