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  1. Pick of the stats: Millwall v Middlesbroughpublished at 16:32 14 August

    Side-by-side of Millwall and Middlesbrough club badges

    Middlesbrough will look to bounce back from a dispiriting home Carabao Cup loss to Doncaster Rovers when they visit Millwall on Saturday (15:00 BST).

    Boro boss Rob Edwards called their 4-0 defeat on Tuesday "unacceptable" and will hope his side respond with something more to his liking this time around.

    For Millwall, it's a different story. Head coach Alex Neil was "pleased" with his team's midweek cup win at Newport County and so he should - the Lions are yet to lose this season after also beating Norwich City in their Championship opener.

    • Millwall have lost just one of their last five home league games against Middlesbrough (W3 D1), keeping four clean sheets in the process.

    • Middlesbrough have won three of their last five league games against Millwall (L2), as many as in their prior 11 encounters (D5 L3).

    • Following their 2-1 win at Norwich on MD1, Millwall will be looking to start a league campaign with back-to-back wins for the first time since 2014-15 in the Championship.

    • Middlesbrough beat Swansea 2-1 at home on MD1, but haven't started a league campaign with consecutive wins since 1994-95 in the second tier.

    • On his Millwall debut last weekend, Alfie Doughty played 18 passes into the opposition's penalty area – the most of any player on MD1 in the Championship.

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  2. 'Boro need to raise funds'published at 11:04 14 August

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    Rav van den Berg sale 'a good bit of business'

    "Boro have got a good chunk of money there to do some more business with, they do want to do more business and it's helpful timing, it's a move that suits everyone."

    BBC Radio Tees' duo Mark Drury and Paul Addison are joined by Dom Shaw of the Northern Echo to discuss Rav van den Berg's departure to Bundesliga side Cologne and what that means for Boro.

    Listen to the full episode of the 'Boro podcast and more on BBC Sounds.

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  3. 'They totally outclassed us'published at 13:42 13 August

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    Reaction: Boro 0-4 Doncaster

    "He [Rob Edwards] will want a massive reaction on Saturday, he will want a reaction with work rate, getting the system right, he will want absolutely everything in that match."

    BBC Radio Tees' Paul Addison and former Boro midfielder Neil Maddison react to Middlesbrough's 4-0 home defeat by Doncaster Rovers in the Carabao Cup first round.

    Listen to the full episode of the 'Boro podcast and more on BBC Sounds.

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