Aiming to make it five games unbeaten and continue their climb up the League One table, Rotherham United will welcome Wrexham to the New York Stadium on Saturday.
The hosts fell just short of recording a third straight victory away at Peterborough United last weekend, while their visitors return to action from the recent international break in second spot.
Rotherham United head into the weekend aiming to continue their improved run in League One, having seemingly put a poor start behind them in recent weeks.
Following their relegation from the Championship last time around, the South Yorkshire outfit set out to bounce back under the management of Steve Evans this term, but following a four-game winless streak culminating in a 1-1 draw away at Shrewsbury Town, they sat at the bottom end of the division on just seven points from eight matches.
That disappointing draw has since formed the start of an unbeaten streak for the Millers, though, as they went on to record their second and third victories of the season consecutively, triumphing away at Cambridge United as Sam Nombe netted the only goal in injury time before he and Hakeem Odoffin fired the Millers to a 2-1 triumph over Reading.
Then aiming to crack the top half with a third straight win, Evans’s men most recently visited Peterborough United on Saturday and looked in a strong position as Nombe, Mallik Wilks and Jonson Clarke-Harris had them 3-1 up at the interval, but they would eventually leave with a point as a Joe Rafferty own goal and an Emmanuel Fernandez leveller forced a 3-3 draw.
Having now started to build a degree of confidence and momentum with their recent improvement, Rotherham United will now look to make it five games unbeaten – including three victories – in league action by coming out on top on home turf on Saturday.
