Ratings: How Rotherham United players fared v Nottingham Forest

HERE are the ratings for Rotherham United's players from Tuesday night's home game against Nottingham Forest at the AESSEAL New York Stadium.
Rotherham United's Michael Smith catches Nottingham Forest's Ryan Yates. Picture: PA.Rotherham United's Michael Smith catches Nottingham Forest's Ryan Yates. Picture: PA.
Rotherham United's Michael Smith catches Nottingham Forest's Ryan Yates. Picture: PA.

Rotherham United

Johansson: Made two excellent saves in each half to deny Knockaert and displayed some smart handling. Also produced a fine one-handed save to keep out Murray’s header - although the offside flag was raised. Looked solid and assured. 8

Olosunde: A night for doing the basics and did not have too much chance to bomb forward. Sacrificed for Ladapo. 5

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Ihiekwe: A tenth booking of the seaosn means he must serve a two-match ban. 6

A MacDonald: Kept his discipline in the main, but he had his fellow defenders will have been upset with the concession. 6.

Robertson: Won his fair share of challenges in the air and tidy on the deck. Went close to a leveller. 7

Harding: Posed a threat with some long throws. Kept busy with Knockaert and Christie. 6

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Wing: Not really a night to get the best out of him. Fired one first-half shot straight at Samba. 5

Barlaser: Could not dictate as he can in difficult conditions. 5

Wiles: Limited influence in the final third. But expended plenty of energy. 6

Crooks: Forest’s strong defence coped well with him. 6

M Smith: Almost nicked a leveller at the death when he hit the bar. Not too much joy from Forest’s excellent centre-halves. Booked. 6

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Substitutes: Ladapo (Olosunde 66). Had the chances to find the net, but couldn’t take them. 6.

Sadlier (Wiles 80), 6; Giles (Barlaser 80), 6.

Not used: Blackman, Clarke, S MacDonald, Jozefzoon, Hirst.

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