Paul Warne’s side made a nightmare start as Muskwe handed the visiting side a second-minute lead with a cool finish that beat goalkeeper Viktor Johansson.
Despite the lead, they did not put their feet off the pedal and they deservedly got the second goal in the 24th minute courtesy of a deflected effort from Jason McCarthy – with Uche Ikpeazu providing the assist.
The Millers turned up the tempo notwithstanding the scoreline, but poor finishing was their major undoing as the first half ended in favour of the visiting side.
Before the commencement of the second half, manager Warne made a double attacking substitution. Republic of Ireland’s winger of Nigerian descent Chiedozie Ogbene – who was returning to action after his injury setback – replaced Daniel Barlaser while Ben Wiles was yanked off for Florian Jozefzoon.
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WARRIORS coach Zdravko Logarusic is still hopeful of convincing England-born midfielder Andy Rinomhota to represent Zimbabwe at the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) finals in Cameroon next January after recently including former Everton defender Brendon Galloway in his plans.
The Leeds-born 23 year-old box to box midfielder who plays for English Championship side Reading has previously turned down overtures by the Warriors technical team.
Any hopes by the fans of seeing him playing for Zimbabwe appeared to have faded when Logarusic last week revealed that he has shut the door on players who have not shown commitment to play for the Warriors.