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Well, what a way to get us going on this Good Friday at the Riverside!

We have another nine Championship games kicking off at 15:00 BST before table-toppers Coventry City host Derby County later on tonight.

• Birmingham City v Blackburn Rovers
• Charlton Athletic v Bristol City
• Leicester City v Preston North End
• Norwich City v Portsmouth
• Oxford United v Hull City
• Queens Park Rangers v Watford
• Sheffield United v Swansea City
• Stoke City v Sheffield Wednesday
• West Bromwich Albion v Wrexham
• Coventry City v Derby County (20:00 BST)

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

A game of two halves.

First half, I thought we were the best side by far. In the second half you have to be more wary of them.

They grew into the game, they put better balls into the box. Boro will be bitterly disappointed with their second goal, it's a pass they shouldn't be making.

Bitterly, bitterly disappointing.

The home side were utterly dominant in the first 45 minutes but they could not add to their lead and ultimately paid the price.

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And there it is, at the end of a breathless 90 minutes in the north east.

Josh Coburn on his first return to the Riverside puts Millwall second in the table.

And with Ipswich not playing until Monday, the Lions will stay there over Easter.

This is the first time the Lions will end a day in second place in the Championship since 5 August 2022, having played one game.

Have they timed their run to perfection?

Not sure Boro fans will be feeling this way just now...

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The final whistle - a seismic win in the automatic promotion race for Millwall.

Josh Coburn returns to Teesside to inflict a massive blow to Middlesbrough's promotion push.

Dael Fry had given the hosts the lead in a first half the hosts totally dominated.

But what a response from Millwall after the break - two goals from Coburn securing an enormous three points and sending the Lions second in the table.

Millwall bodies on the line to make block after block, an amazing defensive performance.

A Boro ball in is overhit and goes out for a goal-kick and finally some respite for the Lions.

This could be it.

Boro corner and Sol Brynn is up for it.

They win another, he's still up...

The free-kick is whipped in and there's an almighty scrap before Josh Coburn makes a crucial intervention back in his own box.

Millwall hit on the break and Billy Mitchell blazes over.

Tristan Crama gives away a free-kick near the touchline.

The defenders are up for Boro.

FIVE minutes for Millwall to hang on to the most precious of victories.

As it stands, they're heading to second in the Championship with six games left.

Mark Drury
BBC Radio Tees commentator

There is a really flat feeling around this ground at the moment.

This game has been completely turned on its head and Boro don't have long to rescue it.

Jeremy Sarmiento is coming on for the hosts, Millwall sent Macaulay Langstaff on just before the goal.

Two minutes plus added time to go.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

It's a beautiful finish into the bottom corner.

We said in first half that they were never in the game. You have to make sure you do things right in the second half and we've just got it wrong there.

Heart-in-mouth moment for Sol Brynn as he misjudges a deep cross but he's relieved to claw it behind for a corner.

The ball comes in and is headed goalwards by Caleb Taylor but again Brynn gets enough on it and Boro eventually clear the danger.

Mark Drury
BBC Radio Tees commentator

Millwall are getting more and more dangerous with these crosses from the right-hand side.

Anxiety all around the Riverside.