2 – 2
“Alex Bangura opens scoring with composed finish from left side of box into top left corner after Tommy Conway's assist”
“Zan Vipotnik converts first penalty after Alex Bangura fouls Liam Cullen in the box, sending keeper wrong way”
Pivotal“Sol Brynn brings down Eom Ji-Sung for second penalty, Vipotnik again converts to complete remarkable first-half turnaround”
Pivotal“Tommy Conway rescues point for dominant Middlesbrough, converting penalty after Eom Ji-Sung fouls Callum Brittain”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Middlesbrough dominated possession with 65% and created significantly more chances, registering 29 shots to Swansea's 12, but were undone by poor penalty discipline in a thrilling 2-2 draw. Despite Alex Bangura's early opener and controlling the tempo throughout, Boro conceded three penalties - two converted by Zan Vipotnik to give Swansea an unlikely 2-1 halftime lead. Tommy Conway's 75th-minute penalty rescue act salvaged a point for the visitors, but they'll rue missing four big chances and allowing an inferior opponent to stay in the game through set-piece situations. The result highlights Middlesbrough's ongoing issue of converting dominance into victories, while Swansea showed remarkable resilience to earn a valuable point despite being outplayed for large periods.
How entertaining was this match?
Third-placed Middlesbrough visit Swansea.com Stadium needing points to maintain their automatic promotion push against a Swansea side finding their attacking rhythm after a thrilling 3-3 draw at Sheffield United. With Boro's excellent away form meeting the Swans' home advantage, this Easter Monday clash promises goals and drama.