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Bournemouth received Brentford at the Vitality Stadium in the first round of the semi-final of the championship play-off.
Jonathan Woodgate’s team hopes to return to the Premier League at the first inquiry.
On the other hand, Brentford hopes to be promoted to the top league for the first time and to correct Fulham’s mistakes in the final playoff playoffs last season.
However, in the context of three consecutive losses, the home run will become the game tonight.
He continued in that form against the Millers to help Thomas Frank’s men tighten their grip on third place in the English second tier log.
Rotherham United began the encounter on a bright note but they had an early scare as goalkeeper Jamal Blackman fumbled a cross from Saman Ghoddos, albeit, he saved at the second attempt.
In the 26th minute, Mbeumo put the hosts ahead after a Sergi Canos cross past the visitors’ goalkeeper.
Paul Warne’s side almost levelled matters immediately when Irish winger of Nigerian background Chiedozie Ogbene met a cross from Ryan Giles, but he headed it straight at goalkeeper David Raya.
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Championship leaders Norwich City moved within two points of securing Premier League promotion with a 1-0 victory over Derby County on Saturday, while playoff chasing Brentford handed a 5-0 thrashing to Preston North End.
Swansea City s 3-0 victory at Millwall meant Norwich could not secure promotion at Pride Park but Daniel Farke s side retained their eight-point advantage at the top after Kieran Dowell scored the game s only goal with a free-kick in the 21st minute.
Norwich next face Bournemouth on April 17 but they could guarantee top-flight promotion before kickoff if fourth-placed Swansea drop points against either Sheffield Wednesday or Wycombe Wanderers and Brentford fail to beat Millwall.