Club delighted by fans' response

As of this morning, the club had shifted 12,700 for the clash with Shrewsbury and the figure could soon top 14,000 with plenty of selling time still to go.

"It's great to see this kind of support," said chief operating officer Paul Douglas. "We hope we can get to the numbers we had for our last trip to Wembley in 2014, if not more.

"After last season, some people maybe didn't think we would reach the play-off final and booked holidays, but to have the numbers we have going down on a Bank Holiday weekend to support us is really good."

Shrewsbury had sold 10,000 tickets at the last count.

Members of the first team squad in training at Roundwood this morning.

The Millers' first team squad were back at Roundwood today to step up preparations for the game and it has been confirmed they will play in their red and white home kit on Sunday, with Shrewsbury in their traditional all blue.

Rotherham have been allocated the West End at the new Wembley. Full details at www.themillers.co.uk

The Red and Shop, meanwhile, has a full stock of play-off final merchandise now available.

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