Rotherham United is a professional football club competing in English Football League One, the third tier of the English football pyramid. Based in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, the team plays its home matches at the New York Stadium, a modern arena that opened in 2012. The club was founded in 1925 and traditionally plays in red and white. After a period of financial difficulty and ground-sharing, the move to the New York Stadium marked a new dawn. Rotherham's history includes several promotions to the second tier, most notably under managers like Ronnie Moore and Steve Evans. They are known for their resilience and have become a classic "yo-yo" club between League One and the Championship in recent years. The modern era under manager Matt Taylor has focused on establishing a competitive Championship side, though they currently find themselves in a League One promotion battle. The Millers boast a passionate and loyal fan base, with a matchday atmosphere at the New York Stadium renowned for its intensity, driven by the club's community-focused identity.