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CLARK BELIEVES HIS MILLERS CAN STAY UP AFTER BORO STALEMATE

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The LeaguePaper Team
5 April 2026

By Ashley Ball

ROTHERHAM boss Lee Clark still believes his side can beat the drop after his home debut in the dugout ended in a goalless draw with Stevenage.
Dan Gore picked up two yellow cards as the Millers finished the game with ten men as they earned a point.

Clark now has seven games to turn fortunes around at Rotherham, and they visit bottom side Port Vale on Tuesday. He said: “The application, desire, passion and attitude of the players was absolutely spot on. We have kept a clean sheet, but the small criticism is we could have been better in the final third.
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