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York and Rotherham played out an entertaining but goalless Yorkshire derby at Bootham Crescent.

Both Jason Walker and Ashley Chambers tested Millers keeper Scott Shearer in the first-half.

Walker could have put the hosts ahead in the second period, when he played a one-two with Michael Coulson before firing just wide of the post.

Millers striker Lionel Ainsworth may have made Walker pay when he broke clear, but poked wide under pressure.

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York City manager Gary Mills told ����ý Radio York:

"Rotherham set their stall out to get promoted this season and we've got a 0-0 at home with them.

"When you have games like this you have to be strong and wait for that opening.

"We had a couple of good openings to score, we didn't take them and that's the difference.

"But I'm absolutely delighted with my players again today."

Rotherham United assistant manager Paul Raynor told ����ý Radio Sheffield:

"It's an away point. It's a difficult place to come and I think it will be difficult for teams throughout the season.

"On the balance of play, it was an even first half. I expected a little more from us in the final third.

"In the second half, we probably were unfortunate not to come away with three points."

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