Rotherham manager Ronnie Moore praised his side's battling qualities after they came away from Torquay with a 2-0 win.
Two goals in the last five minutes from Kevin Ellison and Adam Le Fondre were enough for the visitors to claim the win, a result which keeps the Millers in contention for an automatic promotion-place.
Moore hailed the contribution of keeper Andy Warrington, who kept the home side at bay with a string of fine saves, and described his keeper as the best in the division.
``I will give my players full marks for hanging in there and doing the right things at the right times,'' said Moore.
``It doesn't matter where you go, it's never going to be easy. There are no easy games but we have three tough away games and won them so it sets it up nicely for Tuesday now.
``We take nothing for granted and picked up the three points and that's what we came here for. It was nice to see because it was a battling game for us. I think Warrington is the best keeper at this level . You need your keeper to make saves for you.''
