Highlights - Rotherham United 1 Blackburn Rovers 1: Blast from the past for delighted Warne
The Millers earned a deserved point against Blackburn when David Ball’s 89th-minute strike cancelled out Bradley Dack’s goal.
It extended their unbeaten run to six games, during which they have claimed eight points from losing positions.
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Hide AdWarne played in a Millers team that was famous for doing similar and he thinks the current crop are showing the same hallmarks.
“It reminds me of the team that I played in. We always use to win games at the end,” he said.
“If we had lost that 1-0 I would still have been really proud to be the manager. To get the equaliser, I thought was just rewards for their efforts.
“I thought we might have nicked a winner at the end, and that would have been Escape to Victory sort of stuff.
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Hide Ad“Against the most in-form team in the league to get a 1-1, that makes me really pleased.
“You’re not going to get it all your own way all the time so character in the dressing room will help you get an extra 10 points a season. They have done really well.”
They were indebted to Ball’s sixth goal in eight games to earn this point as he poked home from close range following a corner.
Dack had put Rovers, who are now unbeaten in 18 in all competitions, in front when he fired home after racing clear, but the Millers were not going to be denied.
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Hide AdRotherham United: Rodak, Emmanuel, Ajayi, Wood (Ihiekwe 83), Mattock, Forde, Vaulks, Towell, Williams (Newell 58), Yates (Clarke-Harris 59), Ball. Subs not used: O’Donnell, Purrington, Cummings, Wiles
Blackburn Rovers: Raya, Caddis (Nyambe 64), Downing, Mulgrew, Williams, Smallwood, Evans, Bennett, Dack, Conway (Samuel 64), Graham (Ward 85). Subs not used: Leutwiler, Whittingham, Tomlinson, Butterworth
Referee: Martin Coy