Gillingham vs Rotherham United in League One on Apr 30. 2022 - Odds & Prediction

With just one win in their last eight league games, Gillingham are hardly in the form they need to be against one of the best sides in the division, given their League One status is on the line.

Rotherham have been a bit hit-and-miss away from home recently, though - failing to win any of their last five on the road in the league.

Both teams have plenty to play for on the final day and a portion of their approach throughout the game might come down to what they hear in regards to how other teams around them in the table are getting on elsewhere.

Regardless, it should be a competitive affair, and with neither team looking that convincing for win purposes, the points could be shared.

The Gills have drawn four of their last five games at home, while three of Rotherham’s last five matches on the road have been stalemates.

So, opting for the Draw looks the best call to go with, and that’s available at odds of 16/5 (LeoVegas) as well with most online betting sites.

It’s been a fairly laboured end to the season for Gillingham, and on the last day they find themselves with their fate out of their own hands.

All three points here would give them a great chance of survival, but wins have been at a premium for manager Neil Harris since he took over earlier this year.

The Gills have drawn three of their last four games and four of their last five at home, though, so despite a lack of victories, they are remaining competitive in matches.

Unlike their opponents here, Rotherham have their destiny in their own hands. The Millers know if they win, they secure automatic promotion back to the Championship at the first time of asking.

They’ve struggled slightly on the road lately, though, and against a Gillingham team fighting for their lives, this will be no easy task.

Paul Warne’s men won five straight matches away from home on a stretch from January to February, but they’ve failed to win in any of their five away league games since.

It’s pretty close between the two when you look at previous meetings. Gillingham have 13 wins from their 28 encounters, with Rotherham having 10 victories to their name.

There’s been over 2.5 goals in five of their last six clashes, and Rotherham have come out on top on five occasions in that same period.

When they met earlier this campaign, it was a rout for the Millers at the New York Stadium, as Warne’s side won 5-1.

Priestfield Stadium was built in 1893, and Gillingham have been residents ever since. It has four all-seater stands, and a maximum capacity of 11,582.

This game will have a say on proceedings at both ends of the table, so a lively match is anticipated.

Gillingham will need help from elsewhere to survive - if they do their bit - and Rotherham could find themselves in any of the top three spots come 2.30pm on Saturday. It all makes for a very intriguing final day of League One action.