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O’Hara all out of luck as Millers scrape win

By Ian Hawkins
ROTHERHAM boss Paul Warne was happy to take three points back to South Yorkshire after Kieran O’Hara’s unfortunate own goal handed them the spoils.
The Burton keeper initially deflected Ben Wiles’ shot on to a post, but then saw the ball bounce off him into the net to hand the Millers a second away League win in a row.
“Overall I am pretty pleased,” said Warne. “I always want football utopia and perfection. I am probably never going to get that so I can’t moan.
“To come here, where I think they will be in the top 10 and win is a...

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