Substitute Tom Bradshaw’s late strike rescued a point for Millwall against Championship leaders Burnley who had to settle for a 1-1 draw at the Den. Ashley Barnes’ poacher’s effort in the 51st minute, his second goal in as many games, was looking it would be the difference on Tuesday evening in south London. But Bradshaw kept his cool five minutes from time to slot home his 11th goal of the season and give the Lions’ play-off push even more credibility. Following a thrilling 3-2 win over second-place Sheffield United on Saturday, Millwall are now up to fifth, while Burnley are 12 points clear of the Blades. Elsewhere, Blackburn moved into the playoff places with a dominant 1-0 win over struggling Blackpool. Jon Dahl Tomasson’s men made it back-to-back single-goal victories but unlike the Swansea game, they were in control here and the outcome never looked in doubt once Tyrhys Dolan had emphatically put Rovers ahead with his fifth goal of the season just after the half-hour mark. Substitute Tyler Morton missed a chance to make the game safe late on but Blackburn, backed up by a defence that had kept three successive clean sheets at Ewood Park before this, held on to move up to fourth. Two goals from Marcelino Núñez, the first an absolute stunner, guided Norwich to a hard-fought 3-1 victory over Birmingham at Carrow Road. The Chile international produced a brilliant volley from well outside the box to open the scoring after 27 minutes and quickly added a second to seemingly put the Canaries in command. Birmingham gave them a scare by pulling one back early the second half through Maxime Colin and went on to give a good account of themselves until a late third from substitute Christos Tzolis settled the issue. The win boosted Norwich’s playoff bid while a third straight defeat for the Blues left them looking anxiously over their shoulders at the teams below them. Rotherham boosted their survival chances with a much-needed 2-1 win over Sunderland at the New York Stadium. The Millers had won just once in 12 games since beating Sheffield United in November but came good with goals either side of half-time from Ollie Rathbone and Shane Ferguson. They had to work hard for it as Joe Gelhardt’s first goal for Sunderland since his January loan move from Leeds made a game of it, but Matt Taylor’s side held on to move five points clear of the drop zone. The Black Cats suffered their first defeat in six games, which damages their play-off hopes, though they are still within striking distance of the top six. Stoke eased their relegation worries with a 3-1 win at Swansea as Josh Laurent delivered his first league goals for the Potters. Laurent’s first-half double and a stoppage-time third from substitute Lewis Baker lifted Stoke two places to 17th