Leyton Orient v Rotherham United: Play for yourselves if you like, says Lee Clark
Leyton Orient v Rotherham United ROTHERHAM United's previous spring encounter in the capital against Leyton Orient was a red-letter one in the history of the club.
At Wembley in May 2015, the Millers secured their return to the Championship after a decade-long absence in absorbing fashion.
Their latest appointment with Orient, at Brisbane Road, is fateful for far less edifying reasons, with the O’s being Rotherham's first opponents since demotion back to the fourth-tier - after a 13-year break.
Lee Clark has called players out over the past week following a pitiful relegation and even though most of them are unlikely to be around next season, he wants to play for something, even if it's themselves.
The Millers boss said: "Everyone's got something to play for. Whether their futures are at this club or somewhere else, there will always be people at game watching.
"They'll be looking at what a player's mentality and attitude is like, in a time of trouble. I think they owe themselves, their families and the supporters and the people behind the scenes, everybody.