Middlesbrough clinched a vital victory over Bristol City to give their hopes of a playoff place a serious boost and retain 5th place in the table.
It was a big victory as Bristol City were challenging them for the playoff places. So it was really a 6-pointer when it came to the playoffs battle.
Randolph only had two saves to make all game, but they were important ones that kept his team in the game. A commanding performance from the keeper.
An excellent performance from the left-back. He looked fantastic in defence and scored a very important goal for his team to level the scoreline.
Gibson looked solid at centre-back today and was very commanding in the air. He also passed very well and helped Middlesbrough build from the back.
The 27-year-old had an absolutely fantastic game today, he looked very good defensively and also grabbed the winning goal, providing a towering presence in the box.
Shotton didn’t have the best of games but he also didn’t have the worst of games at right-back. Wasn’t really involved in the action too much.
The 25-year-old had a fairly average game. He had seven shots and should’ve maybe done better with a few of those.
Clayton tackled well in the centre of the park. He looked assured on the ball and played well.
Howson put in a couple of good challenges but apart from that, you could be forgiven for forgetting he was on the pitch.
A bit of an off-day for Downing and didn’t really do enough with the ball when he had it. Managed two shots but never really looked like scoring.
Traore had an incredible game today and everything seemed to go through him. Always looked threatening, attacking the Bristol City defence with pace and power. He got two assists to show for it.
Bamford was carried off injured in the 34th minute and things did not look good for the young striker as he had to receive oxygen whilst leaving the pitch. We wish him a full recovery.
Replaced Bamford in the 34th minute. Didn’t too much to prove his worth. Had four shots and should’ve done better with his chances.
Came on in the 88th minute to replace Stewart Downing and give Middlesbrough some more legs in defence.
Came on in the 93rd minute to replace Adama Traore.
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