Looking back at the Blues first win against Rotherham in over 30 years

Richard Naylor celebrating as Counago's headed effort finds the back of the net

This game happened to be the first win against Rotherham in over 30 years, having last beaten Rotherham 2-0 at home in 1968.

The breakthrough in the game came from a Pablo Counago headed effort, scoring in the 53rd minute of the game, finally breaking the 0-0 deadlock.

The Blues lead on the game was short lived however, as just six minutes later, Martin Butler for Rotherham, scored in the opposite end to bring the game to 1-1.

In the 70th minute, the Blues were awarded a penalty which was converted by Counago to put the Blues in the lead 2-1.

Pablo Counago celebrating after the penalty

The game heated up the second half however, Martin McIntosh was handed the first red card of the game after recieving two yellows, later to be followed by defender Julien Baudet who earned a straight red in the closing stages of the game.

Celebrations after the Blues went 1-0 up

Rotherham goalkeeper Mike Pollitt being sent the wrong way after Pablo Counago's penalty

Ipswich boss Joe Royle shouting instructions to the players

The incident which ended with Rotherham defender Julien Baudet being sent off after he holds Alan Mahon around the throat in a confrontation late in the game

The final score: Town's first win against Rotherham in over 30 years