We've got plenty more Championship coverage coming up for you, with six games this Tuesday and six on Wednesday.

Hull host high-flying Preston and Middlesbrough take on fellow strugglers Barnsley on Wednesday.

We'll see you then. Goodbye!

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My good friend James Law is currently piecing together this game's match report.

You can check it out here.

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Middlesbrough leapfrog Luton to move out of the relegation zone courtesy of their narrowly superior goal difference.

Elsewhere, Hull jump up to 14th.

So then, as we all get our breathes back, let's have a look at what this result does to the Championship table...

Jarrod Bowen deservedly collects the game's man of the match award.

What a second half he had.

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Middlesbrough raced into a two-goal lead thanks to goals from Marcus Tavernier and Ashley Fletcher and looked set for their first win in nine games.

But after Marvin Johnson was sent off for a dangerous tackle, the game changed and Jarrod Bowen nabbed two for the visitors.

It means Boro do leave the bottom three, but only on goal difference.

And there we go, it's all over.

It's wasted but Hull can't do anything on the counter.

Less than a minute to go.

Keane Lewis-Potter comes on for Kamil Grosicki for Hull.

Paddy McNair wins a free-kick in a good crossing position for Boro.

The defenders are coming up for it.

Three minutes added on .

Three minutes for Hull to find a winner. Three minutes for Middlesbrough to hold on.

Another corner to Hull....

.... again it's well cleared but, Tom Eaves is still able to get a shot off for Hull which he drags just wide.

My colleague on this game's match report is predicting a last minute goal and a re-write.

He's not very happy with Boro right now. At 2-0 he thought he was in for an easy afternoon.

Hull have a succession of corners but nothing comes of them.

Into the last five minutes.

Will either side find a winner?

Hull look like they can score their winner from anywhere right now.

No seriously, an attack starts with goalkeeper George Long who hoofs a ball up-field.

Jarrod Bowen can't quite latch onto it though; he was onside and would've been one-on-one with the Boro keeper.

We've got 10 minutes to go.

As it stands, Middlesbrough will still be leaving the bottom three. They'll rise to 21st, out of the relegation zone because of their superior goal difference over Luton.

I can only see one result now. Middlesbrough look beaten, their shape is all over the place.

Hull continue to press.

The home fans are silent.

This is a very tetchy Riverside.

Remember, Middlesbrough are without a win in their past nine league games.

First real big save Darren Randolph has had to make in the Boro net.

He dives well to keep out Hull defender Jordy de Wijs' powerful, low shot.

At the other end, the defender picks up a yellow for bringing down Britt Assombalonga on the counter.