The Millers lack of firepower again shone through as thier Championship survival is now back in the hands of others as 3 teams will now be fighting for survival on the final day..
Heading into the game at Luton, The Millers knew they could get out of the bottom three with a win, but as soo many times this season, thier finishing let them down.
In a frantic first half, Elijah Adebayo hit the post for the hosts, shortly before Millers goalkeeper Jamal Blackman pushed a Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall corner onto the woodwork and Matt Crooks followed suit at the other end of the pitch.
Proceedings became increasingly tense after the restart and Crooks had the chance to win it late on when he headed Ryan Giles' brilliant delivery from the left flank wide of the right-hand post, while Sonny Bradley had a goal chalked off in the dying seconds.
But it wasn't to be for Paul Warne's men, who stay 22nd after playing their 11th game in 33 days, two points behind 21st-placed Derby. A point for Luton, meanwhile, means they have secured a top-half finish in the Championship for the first time in 15 years.
While it was remarkable in itself that the Millers were still in with a shout of survival despite an unforgiving recent fixture pile-up, a solitary win in their previous nine games meant an already arduous task was far from over.
The first half was both frantic and wide open in spells. Luton perhaps looked slightly more likely to peg their opponents back in the first half and almost did so after 21 minutes, when Adebayo waited for James Bree's looping ball to drop before rifling a half-volley onto the post.
The teams continued to trade chances at regular intervals thereafter, and the woodwork was struck for a third time four minutes before the break, when Crooks dangled a leg at Michael Smith's knock-on and intuitively flicked the ball over Simon Sluga, who gathered after it hit the inside of the right-hand upright.
There was a nervous air about the place in the second half and openings came less frequently for both sides. Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu's darting runs added a new dimension for the hosts, but both he and Adebayo were guilty of blazing shots over the bar.