C'ship wrap: Kelly strike pauses Burnley celebrations

Georgie Kelly's fired home a late equaliser as Burnley's Championship title celebrations were paused as the leaders were held to a 2-2 draw at Rotherham.Sheffield United's 1-0 win over Bristol City meant the Clarets could not wrap up the silverware this evening. Burnley needed to better the Blades' result to seal top spot but their celebrations were delayed on Tuesday. Scott Twine gave the visitors - already promoted to the Premier League - a first-half lead at Rotherham but Vitinho's own goal levelled it. Manuel Benson's strike with nine minutes left looked like giving Vincent Kompany's side the victory until the Millers struck four minutes later when ex-Bohemians striker Kelly equalised from close range to keep Burnley's title celebrations on ice. James McAtee gave the second-placed Blades a 1-0 win over the Robins to leave Paul Heckingbottom's side 10 points behind Burnley with four games remaining. They are eight points ahead of third-placed Luton, who go to Reading on Wednesday.

Elsewhere, Will Keane's second half winner gave Wigan a survival lifeline at Stoke. Republic of Ireland striker Keane struck the only goal at the Bet365 Stadium and ensured the Latics are still fighting for safety but rivals Reading, QPR and Cardiff all have games in hand.West Brom climbed into the top six with a 2-0 win over relegation-threatened Blackpool. The Baggies opened the scoring through Brandon Thomas-Asante's 18th-minute strike and substitute Taylor Gardner-Hickman made it 2-0 on the hour when he collected John Swift's pass and fired in. A fifth defeat in six games leaves Blackpool four points from safety having played more games than their rivals above them. The Baggies are two points behind fifth-placed Millwall - with a game in