By JON NEWCOMBE

ANDY KEY returns to Headingley for the first time since he was sacked by Leeds in February 2011. While personal revenge is not the type of language used by one of the game’s gentleman, a victory today would be sweeter than most.
And how Rotherham could do with one. Marooned at the bottom of the Championship table after nine straight losses, the Titans know that the clock is ticking on their time in the division.
“The club has a huge history as far as its existence in this league and everyone is fighting to make sure we retain that position. Every week that goes...