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  • Event Covered (Daily Mirror unless stated)

  • Middlesbrough are Division 2 champions
  • 17 April 1927

5 May 1929 19 Nov 1933 11 Dec 1938 7 May 1949 28 Dec 1949 2 Oct 1950
Page 22 Page 30 Page 38 Page 31 Page 11 Page 10 Page 11 Page 13 Page 17 Page 16 Page 27 Page 23 Page 32 Page 45
Middlesbrough are Division 2 champions Middlesbrough 10 Sheffield United 3 Middlesbrough 9 Blackpool 2 Micky Fenton player-coach at Middlesbrough Middlesbrough 1 Newcastle 0 Middlesbrough 8 Huddersfield 0
28 April 1954 26 Dec 1954 16 Sept 1955 17 May 1967 6 Jan 1971
Middlesbrough appoint Bob Dennison as their manager Wilf Mannion sold to Hull after 18 years at Middlesbrough 19 year-old Brian Clough to make his Middlesbrough debut against Barnsley Middlesbrough 4 Oxford United 1 Middlesbrough 2 Manchester United 1 (FA Cup 3rd Round replay) Middlesbrough appoint Jack Charlton as their manager Middlesbrough are Division 2 champions after 1-0 win Luton Middlesbrough 1 Manchester City 0 (League Cup semi-final 1st leg) Middlesbrough 2 Tottenham 0
8 May 1973 31 March 1974 14 Jan 1976 6 Feb 1977
Pages 27 and back Pages 46 and back

  • Page 31
  • 20 May 1980

24 Oct 1982 30 March 1984 5 Aug 1986 16 May 1988 19 May 1988 26 May 1988 29 May 1988 2 Oct 1988
Middlesbrough 5 Arsenal 0
Back Page Page 30
Middlesbrough appoint Malcolm Allison as their manager Middlesbrough appoint Jack Charlton as their manager again Consortium led by Steve Gibson attempt to save Middlesbrough from extinction Bradford 2 Middlesbrough 1 (First Division Playoff 1st leg) Middlesbrough 2 Bradford 0 (First Division Playoff 2nd leg) Middlesbrough 2 Chelsea 0 (Play-off Final 1st leg) Middlesbrough beat Chelsea 2-1 on aggregate to win promotion to Division 1 Coventry 3 Middlesbrough 4
Page 26 Page 24 Back page Back Page Pages 46 & 47 Page 42
5 Mar 1992 23 Aug 1992
Back page Page 39
Middlesbrough 0 Manchester United 0 (Rumbelow’s Cup semi-final 1st leg) Middlesbrough 4 Leeds 1
19 May 1994 9 Aug 1995

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  • Middlesbrough appoint Bryan Robson as their manager

Middlesbrough sign Nick Barmby from Tottenham for £5.25million Middlesbrough 2 Chelsea 0
Page 27
28 Aug 1995 5 Nov 1995
Score page 5 Pages 66 & 67 Page 38
£4.75million Brazilian star Juninho makes his debut against Leeds Middlesbrough 2 Crystal Palace 0 (Coca-Cola 3rd Round replay) Middlesbrough sign Brazilian star Emerson from Porto for £4million Middlesbrough draw 3-3 with Liverpool with Ravanelli hat-trick Middlesbrough 7 Hereford 0 (Coca-Cola Cup 2nd Round) Middlesbrough 3 Newcastle 1 (Coca-Cola Cup 4th Round) Middlesbrough 1 Leicester 1 (Coca-Cola Cup Final) Middlesbrough 3 Chesterfield 3 (FA Cup semi-final) Leicester 1 Middlesbrough 0 (Coca-Cola Cup Final replay) Middlesbrough 3 Chesterfield 0 (FA Cup semi-final replay) Chelsea 2 Middlesbrough 0 (FA Cup Final)
9 Nov 1995 15 May 1996 18 Aug 1996 19 Sept 1996 28 Nov 1996 7 April 1997 14 April 1997 17 April 1997 23 April 1997 18 May 1997 8 July 1997
Page 27 Back page Back page Pages 26 & 27 Pages 30 & 31 Pages 30 & 31 Pages 32, 33 and back Pages 30, 31 and back Pages 74 & 75

  • Back page
  • Middlesbrough sign Paul Merson from Arsenal for £5million

Paul Gascoigne joins Middlesbrough from Rangers Chelsea 2 Middlesbrough 0 (Coca-Cola Cup Final) Middlesbrough 4 Oxford 1 (promoted to the Premiership) Middlesbrough sign Paul Ince for £1 million from Liverpool Middlesbrough draw 0-0 against Leeds
27 March 1998 30 March 1998 4 May 1998 31 July 1999 27 Feb 2000 15 April 2000 5 Dec 2000
Page 54 Pages 38 & 39 Mania pages 2 & 3 Page 53 Page 85

  • Page 57
  • Tribute to Middlesbrough legend Wilf Mannion, who dies age 81

  • Terry Venables takes over as coach
  • Back page

13 June 2001 12 July 2001 11 March 2002 15 April 2002 4 July 2002

  • Page 41
  • Steve McClaren becomes Middlesbrough manager

  • Page 61
  • Middlesbrough sign Gareth Southgate from Aston Villa for £6.5million

Middlesbrough 3 Everton 0 (FA Cup quarter-final) Arsenal 1 Middlesbrough 0 (FA Cup semi-final)
Mania pages 2 & 3 Pages 50 & 51 Pages 60 and back Pages 50 & 51 Pages 66 & 67 The Prem pages 2 & 3 Pages 46 & 47
Juninho and Massimo Maccarone arrive in a £13million double deal

  • Middlesbrough 3 Manchester United 1
  • 27 Dec 2002

6 March 2003 4 May 2003 4 Feb 2004
Middlesbrough 1 Newcastle 0 (record Riverside 34,814 attendance) Middlesbrough 5 Tottenham 1 Middlesbrough beat Arsenal 3-1 on aggregate (Carling Cup semi-final)
12 Feb 2004 1 March 2004 17 Sept 2004 11 May 2005 30 Oct 2005 12 Feb 2006 17 Feb 2006 10 Mar 2006 7 Apr 2006
Pages 70 ,71 and back Pages 50, 51 and back Page 69
Manchester United 2 Middlesbrough 3 Middlesbrough 2 Bolton 1 (Carling Cup Final) Middlesbrough 3 Banik Ostrava 0 (UEFA Cup 1st Round 1st leg)

  • Middlesbrough 1 Tottenham 0
  • Premplus page 10

Premplus pages 2 & 3 Premplus pages 8 & 9 Page 68
Middlesbrough 4 Manchester United 1 Middlesbrough 3 Chelsea 0 Vfb Stuttgart 1 Middlesbrough 2 (UEFA Cup 3rd Round 1st leg) Middlesbrough 1 Roma 0 (UEFA Cup last 16, 1st leg) Middlesbrough 4 FC Basle 1 (UEFA Cup quarter-final 2nd leg) Middlesbrough 4 Steaua Bucharest 2 (UEFA Cup semi-final 2nd leg) Middlesbrough 0 Sevilla 4 (UEFA Cup Final) Middlesbrough 5 Bolton 1
Page 68 Pages 76 & 77
28 Apr 2006 11 May 2006 21 Jan 2007 8 Apr 2007
Pages 76 & 77 Pages 68, 69, 70 & 71 Premplus page 5 Premplus page 16 Mania pages 5 & 6 Premplus pages 8 & 9 Mania page 16
Middlesbrough 4 Watford 1
12 May 2008 1 Mar 2009 20 Sep 2010 17 Jan 2011 22 Aug 2011 31 Oct 2012 16 Dec 2012 23 Dec 2013 27 Dec 2013 14 Dec 2014 25 Jan 2015 15 Mar 2015 9 May 2015 16 May 2015 8 May 2016 9 May 2016
Middlesbrough 8 Manchester City 1 Middlesbrough 2 Liverpool 0 Middlesbrough 3 Reading 1

  • Mania page 16
  • Bristol City 0 Middlesbrough 4

Football page 15 Page 64
Middlesbrough 3 Birmingham 1 Sunderland 0 Middlesbrough 1 (Capital One Cup 4th Round)

  • Middlesbrough 2 Wolves 0
  • Football page 15

Football page 16 Football page 14 Football page 14 Football pages 2 & 3 Football page 15 Football page 8 Football page 12
Millwall 0 Middlesbrough 2 Middlesbrough 1 Burnley 0 Middlesbrough 2 Derby 0 Manchester City 0 Middlesbrough 2 (FA Cup 4th Round) Middlesbrough 4 Ipswich 1 Brentford 1 Middlesbrough 2 (Playoff semi-final 1st leg) Middlesbrough 3 Brentford 0 (Playoff semi-final 2nd leg)

  • Middlesbrough 1 Brighton 1 (promoted to the Premier League)
  • Page 67 and

Football pages 8 & 9 Football pages 8 & 9

3 Mar 2018 29 Apr 2018
Football page 8 Football page 12
Middlesbrough 3 Leeds 0 Middlesbrough 2 Millwall 0
20 Sep 2018 30 Dec 2019 14 Mar 2020 21 Feb 2021

  • Page 56
  • Middlesbrough 2 Bolton 0

Football page 15 Pages 2 & 3
West Brom 0 Middlesbrough 2 Football is cancelled for 3 months due to the coronavirus pandemic

  • Reading 0 Middlesbrough 2
  • Football page 15

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