League Two
November 6, 2012
Millers and Town end all square
Scoring Summary
| Fleetwood Town | Rotherham United |
|---|---|
| Jon Parkin (21') | Kari Arnason (19') |
Teams
| Fleetwood Town | Rotherham United |
|---|---|
| 1 Scott Davies | 21 Andy Warrington |
| 3 Dean Howell | 5 Ian Sharps |
| 28 Youl Mawene | 20 Craig Morgan |
| 5 Steve McNulty | 14 Mark Bradley |
| 2 Shaun Beesley | 23 Josh Morris |
| 10 Lee Fowler | 27 Lee Frecklington |
| 18 Jamie McGuire | 4 Kari Arnason |
| 37 Barry Ferguson | 28 Jamie Devitt |
| 35 Curtis Obeng | 15 Ben Pringle |
| 9 Jon Parkin | 9 Alex Revell |
| 26 David Ball | 16 Kayode Odejayi |
| Substitutes | |
| 16 Chris Maxwell | Tony Thompson 30 |
| 13 Alan Goodall | Nicky Hunt 18 |
| 12 Junior Brown | Gareth Evans 11 |
| 11 Barry Nicholson | Jason Taylor 8 |
| 8 Jamie Milligan | Michael O'Connor 10 |
| 27 Alex Marrow | Daniel Nardiello 17 |
| 32 Tom Barkhuizen | Keiran Agard 22 |
| Substitutions | |
| Junior Brown for Jon Parkin (54) | Michael O'Connor for Jamie Devitt (46) |
| Alex Marrow for Lee Fowler (63) | Gareth Evans for Kari Arnason (46) |
| Tom Barkhuizen for David Ball (79) | |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Jamie McGuire (51) | Michael O'Connor (69) |
| Dean Howell (66) | |
| Barry Ferguson (72) | |
| Junior Brown (90) | |
| · Squads: Fleetwood Town | Rotherham United | |
Two goals in three first-half minutes decided a full-blooded encounter at Highbury as Rotherham battled to a 1-1 draw with Fleetwood.
Kari Arnison opened the scoring for the visitors after 19 minutes, his low shot from the edge of the area following a weak punch by Fleetwood `keeper Scott Davies.
The lead would last less than two minutes, however, Curtis Obeng crossing from the right to Jon Parkin at the back post and he put the home side back on level terms.
A superb double save from Davies stopped Rotherham grabbing the lead early on in the second half, Alex Revell and substitute Gareth Evans the men denied.
In a second half peppered with a liberal serving of bookings the home side struggled to contain a Millers onslaught, Revell with the best chance to grab all three points for the visitors, Davies with another superb save low down to deny the striker.
Dean Howell's shot, following a David Ball break, was the best the home side could muster - a point hard earned for Micky Mellon's side.



