Middlesbrough, understandably, are keeping the ball in the corner and attempting to run down the clock.

Five more minutes to hold out and a Premier League place will be theirs.

Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain at Riverside Stadium, Radio 5 live sports extra

"Eight minutes of added time here?! Ha ha!

"Both coaches are out, urging their teams forward. Quite a populated technical area!" 

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The 90 minutes are up. Eight minutes of injury time to be played. EIGHT!

Middlesbrough going up unless 10-man Brighton can find a winning goal.

Anyone fancy being 2016's Michael Thomas or Raddy Antic?

Remember a couple of years ago, when Leonardo Ulloa scored a stoppage-time winner at Nottingham Forest to send Brighton into the Championship play-offs in the very last minute of the season?

Is history about to repeat itself? Or will Middlesbrough hold on for the draw they need?

Into the last five minutes at The Valley, where Burnley are still leading 3-0 and cruising towards the Championship title.

A bad day has just got worse for the hosts, as striker Callum Harriott is taken off with an injury.

Colin George
Reporting from The Riverside Stadium

You have to think there's going to be a lot of injury time due to that Gaston Ramirez injury.

Play was stopped for at least five or six minutes while he was down, meaning we could be playing past the 100-minute mark.

Whoever gets promoted, they'll have to do it the hard way.

Brighton goalkeeper David Stockdale makes a top save to deny Albert Adomah a Middlesbrough goal. The offside flag had already gone up, but Stockdale didn't know that.

Four minutes left.

Another stoppage in play for a Middlesbrough injury - this time two of their players are down.

George Friend and goalkeeper Dimi Konstantopoulos collided horribly as they attempted to deal with a cross into the Boro box. No thoughts of time-wasting here - that was a nasty knock.

Thankfully for the home fans, the Greek keeper is back on his feet.

Kazenga LuaLua scored the first goal of the 2015-16 Football League season - a winner for Brighton against Nottingham Forest back in August.

If he can find a goal here, it could take Premier League football to Brighton for the first time.

LuaLua is on for defender Gordon Greer. All or nothing now for the Seagulls.

Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain at Riverside Stadium, Radio 5 live sports extra

"Even with 10 men, Brighton can force opportunities from free-kicks or corners. Efforts could be on target through scuffed shots or deflections. 

"Middlesbrough really do need that second goal. Score it and that's a £170m prize. Has any one goal ever been worth so much?

"There's hardly been time to catch your breath here. Dear oh dear!"

Some hairy, scary moments at the Middlesbrough end as the hosts struggle to clear a Brighton corner and two further crosses into the penalty area.

A change up front for Middlesbrough - Jordan Rhodes replaces David Nugent, who's been superb up top for Boro today.

As it stands, Middlesbrough are going to be promoted. Twelve minutes left for 10-man Brighton to find a winner that would send them into the Premier League instead.

Colin George
Reporting from The Riverside Stadium

Fifteen minutes left, and it's electric here at the Riverside Stadium.

The Middlesbrough fans, stunned by Brighton's equalising goal, are now back in full voice after Dale Stephens was sent off.

The Boro players, too, have become energised, playing between the lines better with the luxury of an extra man.

Middlesbrough go close to restoring their lead through Albert Adomah, who heads a cross back across goal to nobody in particular.

Anyone racing forward in red would have tapped it into an unguarded net.

Blimey, this is tense.

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Charlton have endured a miserable season on and off the pitch, and they haven't looked like threatening Burnley's title hopes since falling three goals down.

Burnley have made their first substitution, bringing on Ashley Barnes in place of opening goalscorer Sam Vokes.

Just 20 minutes to go for someone to become a hero and go down in either Boro or Brighton folklore...

Warren Aspinall
Ex-Brighton striker on BBC Sussex

So how will that red card change things? Brighton need to win to go up, remember.

A draw is enough for Middlesbrough, who will play with an extra man for the final 23 minutes and stoppage time.

The long stoppage while Gaston Ramirez was treated has, understandably, taken a bit of the momentum out of this one.

Brighton winger Anthony Knockaert, booked in the first half, escapes further punishment for a flailing arm on a Boro defender.

Hull haven't been content to sit back and protect their three-goal half-time lead against Rotherham, and Jake Livermore has scored his second of the afternoon to make it 5-1. 

Karl Henry has put QPR one goal up against Bristol City, while Scott Hogan's shot has restored Brentford's lead at Huddersfield after Jamie Paterson had made it 1-1 for the hosts.