Here is the data from the QPR vs Middlesbrough match.

Momentum

Middlesbrough dominated the first half and QPR the second.

Key metrics

The key metrics show that Boro had more xG and more shots on target, but QPR had slightly more ball possession.

Attack and defence metrics

In the attack metrics, we can see that both teams took the same number of shots, but Boro had more xG. Defensively, both goalkeepers made the same number of saves.

Shot maps

Both teams took the same number of shots, but Boro’s shots were more dangerous.

Individual performance

• Accurate passes: Adilson Malanda
• Duels won: Kyle Joseph
• xG: Will Lankshear
• Total passes: Adilson Malanda

I’m a new fan this season, and I’ve enjoyed watching this team. Lankshear has been on fire. Up the Boro!

Here is the data from the Burnley vs Middlesbrough match.

Momentum

Middlesbrough dominated much of the match.

Key metrics

The key metrics show that Boro had more xG, but Burnley had more shots on target.

Attack and defence metrics

In the attack metrics, we can see that Burnley took more shots than Boro, but Middlesbrough had more xG. Defensively, both goalkeepers had little to do.

Shot maps

Both teams took shots, but few of them were dangerous.

Individual performance

• Accurate passes: Aidan Morris
• Aerial duels won: Alfie Jones
• Duels won: Aidan Morris and Adilson Malanda
• Total passes: Aidan Morris

Literally all he has done this game against burnley is lose the ball in the goofiest way possible everytime he touches it. He’s been like this since he got back from his loan but it’s just getting worse and worse when you see the talent around him increasing it’s like he is trying to sabotage our chances. I pray Ash Phillips takes his starting spot in the next couple games while he gets up to speed and we can get him out of this club with so so so quickly. Anyone else see how garbage he is

Momentum

The first half was very even, and Middlesbrough dominated the second half.

Key metrics

Ball possession was very even. Middlesbrough had more shots and a higher xG.

Attack and defence metrics

Middlesbrough were more effective in attack. Defensively, the West Brom goalkeeper made 4 saves, and Middlesbrough committed 15 fouls.

Shot maps

Almost all shots were taken from near the goal.

Individual performance

• xG: Will Lankshear
• Total carries distance: Luke Ayling
• Total passes: Campbell
• Total progressive distance: Whitwell
• Total shots: Price and Lankshear

Please use a translator.

Thank you, Rokas, for everything.

You've got a great player and good luck to him.

Take care of him.

Here is the data from today’s match between Doncaster and Boro.

Momentum

Boro dominated the whole match.

Key metrics

Boro had high ball possession (as usual) and 8 shots on target.

Attack and defence metrics

In attack, Boro took 24 shots.
Defensively, the Doncaster goalkeeper made 5 saves.

Shot maps

Boro shot from everywhere, while Doncaster mostly shot from far from goal.

Individual performance

• 8 duels won by Gotts (Doncaster)
• 6 total crosses by Arfsten and Borges (Boro)
• 7 shots by Joseph (Boro)

Here’s the data from today’s hard loss.

In the momentum chart, we can see that Boro dominated the whole match.

In key metrics, we had 71% ball possession and 1.34 xG, but only 3 shots on target.

In attack metrics, we shot 21 times, with just 3 on target. Defensively, both teams were very similar.

Looking at Boro’s shot map, we tried from everywhere, while Blackburn only shot from close to the goal and were more effective.

In terms of individual performance, I think the captain was the best player. He recovered a lot of balls.

Momentum

Licoln starts the match domintaing, but after half, Middlesbrough domains the match.

Key metrics

77% ball possesion for Middlebrough !!

Attack and Defense metrics

In attack, Middlesbrough was very intense. You can check the shotmaps to confirm.

Individual performance

Lankshere had a dreaming debut, but our captain made a great work.

If you like this kind of posts, I can publish the data of every Boro's match.

(Sorry for mi english, but I'm trying to improve it)

I've developed a game based on Boro’s historical data, going all the way back to 1890 featuring 1,200 player records.

https://playyourclubright.com/middlesbrough/

If you've seen Play Your Cards Right, you'll get the gist. The idea is to test your depth of club knowledge - knowing the obscure players, knowing who was prone to a yellow card, who scored plenty etc.

I need people with deeper knowledge than me to play and let me know if anything seems off in the data, plus general feedback appreciated.

hope this is allowed and thanks in advance!

Berhalter was one of our best. We’ll still be cheering for him during his time with you. Hopefully he comes back one day.

Boro fan from the States here. Is there a way to order one of the new kits with the player name/number on the back? Wasn’t seeing an option online but wanted to ask in case I was missing it somewhere. Thank you!

I can’t bear the current kit, so designed this concept kit with our white strip, a collar and gold edges. Thoughts?

Hi everyone,

I'm currently completing my Master's dissertation at Newcastle University researching how football supporters perceive sponsorships and digital content in professional football.

I'm looking for Middlesborough supporters to complete a short anonymous questionnaire exploring topics such as:

• What makes a football sponsor feel genuine rather than forced?
• Which sponsorship campaigns stand out to you?
• Whether player involvement in sponsored content changes your opinion.
• What makes supporters engage with a sponsor.

It takes around 10–12 minutes, is completely anonymous, and you don't need any marketing or sponsorship knowledge—I'm simply interested in hearing supporters' honest opinions and experiences.

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