Super-sub Tom Bradshaw earned Rotherham United a vital point in League Two following a 3-3 draw with in-form Shrewsbury Town, who had earlier overturned an early two-goal deficit to lead in game in which both teams ended with ten men.
The Millers were soon in charge of the contest thanks to Paul Mullin's seventh and eighth goals of the season on 15 and 18 minutes respectively.
Kian Spence's red card turned the tide of the game and the Shrews halved the advantage on 24 minutes. Josh Davison was on-hand to pounce on Julian Eyestone's spill to tap home just seconds after the American goalkeeper had denied the same player with a wonderful save.
The visitors then made their numerical advantage count when Josh Ruffels nodded home on 59 minutes to level matters before Will Boyle looked to have earned Town a third straight win with a far-post effort on 67 minutes.
There was further drama to come though when Bradshaw headed home from Jayce Fitzgerald's free-kick with 14 minutes remaining before Kian McMahon-Brown was dismissed late on for the visitors.
Match report supplied by the Press Association.
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